Reducing his color scheme to primary hues in “Composition with Red Blue Yellow,” Piet Mondrian (1872 – 1944) followed the shape of the canvas with deceptively simple black lines and blocks of color to create maximum impact in his Neoplastic style. Although he first painted landscapes before moving through various styles, including Cubism, to arrive at his signature grid-work style, Mondrian radically simplified form and color to reveal the basic principles beneath the visible world. Mondrian, who profoundly influenced 20th century art, also impacted graphic arts, industrial design and architecture.

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