Tableau I by Piet Mondrian, 1921. [Image: Kunstmuseum Den Haag] When I saw Mondrian’s 1911 “Gray Tree,” I immediately recognized something about trees that I had struggled to describe.

Paris, which had never seen a one-man Mondrian show, this spring had two. The first authoritative biography, by Michel Seuphor (Piet Mondrian ... the segmented Apple Tree in Bloom (see color ...

Pablo Picasso and Piet ... Mondrian took to adapting such avant-garde demeanors as the blazing palettes of French Fauvism, but with a latent fealty to nature. His “Evening; The Red Tree ...

A 1922 painting by Piet Mondrian challenged ... "Vertical and horizontal lines are the expression of two opposing forces," Mondrian later explained in a 1937 essay. "They exist everywhere and ...

The same is true of the Dutch-born painter Piet ... a tree. Weber argues, unconvincingly, that this was because he loved nature altogether too much. Discovering electrical tape changed Mondrian ...

“Quintessential works by Piet Mondrian rarely come to auction as ... He increasingly used only vertical and horizontal lines. The year that his famed composition was produced, American sculptor ...

A painting by Dutch abstract painter Piet Mondrian has been hanging upside ... skyscrapers and layout of the city would inspire his horizontal lines. He died in New York in 1944.

The experience of looking at his art is not limited to the eyes.” Piet Mondrian’s Evening: The Red Tree, created before his iconic style emerged Kunstmuseum Den Haag At the same time ...

Guggenheim Museum in New York, there’s one little picture that got me through a tough winter: a watercolor in frosted blues, by the Dutch artist Piet Mondrian, of a solitary flower. It’s ...