Masters Piet Study And More
Inspired by Abstractionist, and Dutch Master
Artwork – Mondrian Series
Mondrian, The Piet Study
First, a brief look into some work inspired by the Dutch Master Piet Mondrian (1872 – 1944). Check out the MoMA website for more information on Piet Mondrian to learn about him, his style, and the abstraction movement.
Secondly, these are the only pieces I could find, but there are others out there. In total, there are roughly 10 or more pieces like the “deconstructed” building pieces.
Next, the Piet Study series spans roughly 12 or more years, with artwork given as gifts to family members, for weddings and more. The third piece features more deconstructed rectangles on canvas, sticking to brown tones, reminiscent of terracotta. Unfortunately, these are the only two pieces I have in my possession.
Outdoor Space
Squares 1
Squares 1
Deconstructed
Additionally, more on that later. I’ve got more like the first two labeled “square 1 and square 2” where the deconstructed Piet inspiration is more of a one off. Mondrian has many more like some of my favorites:
- Mill in the sunlight
- Devotion
- The Red Mill
- Lighthouse in Westkapelle
For now, let’s us celebrate Mondrian and enjoy the artwork. Check out my latest sketches and artwork at @salleetech for progression photos. Lastly, you can also explore other pieces like the Piet Study, those can be found under the art tag or category for artwork.