i12bent:

And then there was Mondrian (March 7, 1872 - 1944) - who went from being a quasi-Victorian figure to being a complete De Stijl Modernist when he utterly gave up on representation as a principle in art. Instead he evolved a non-representational form which he termed Neo-Plasticism, consisting of a grid of vertical and horizontal black lines and the use of the three primary colours…

Above: Tableau, 1921

On the occasion of the artist’s birthday, we will probably reblog any and all things Mondrian-inspired (of which, we know, there are many) :)

Today is a great day to eat a piece of art.

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For your Friday: A Mondrian-inspired Yves Saint Laurent dress from 1965 + the Partridge Family bus.

wiblog:

(via strawberry lemonade: Tasty Little Mod)

First Mondrian cake, then Mondrian shoes… now Mondrian pong? What’s next!?

artisandoflove:

lf:

on art history / zur kunstwissenschaft, nr. 279

Love.

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