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This piece by Piet Mondrian from 1930 is a typical example of the Dutch art movement De Stijl which translates to ‘The Style’. Its use of geometric
shapes in primary colours with black outlines is distinctly De Stijl and early modern. I was really attracted to this piece
because of its bold and spontaneous style.
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This piece by Alexander Rodchenko from1915
uses pure geometric abstraction with precise curved shapes to create a dynamic and interesting look. I am really attracted to its mathematical and progressive look.
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