Mondrian Hoodies

Mondrian Minimalist

Mondrian Art

A tribute to Mondrian and abstraction, abstract art

A tribute to Mondrian and abstraction, abstract art

A tribute to Mondrian and abstraction, abstract art

A tribute to Mondrian and abstraction, abstract art

A tribute to Mondrian and abstraction, abstract art

Colorful Kandinsky abstract modern artwork

Add some fun and culture to your wardrobe with this unique artsy design. It's sure to be a hit with your art history friends as well as vintage toy aficionados. Which little artist is your fave?

This is a pixelated version of tha famous Mondrian panting. Square 4 ever!

Van Gogh and Mondrian

My portrait of Captain Beefheart, with Mondrian extracts, Joshua tree, and black crow.

Skull in the style of Mondrian - an AI design (hey, I'm honest!) that celebrates cubism and also Halloween. Cool gift for anyone who likes unusual art.

BAUHAUS 05: Exhibition 1923 | Mid Century Series

Mondrian Style Royal Cat

Abstract art inspired by the work of Mondrian and Matisse

Add some fun and culture to your wardrobe with this unique artsy design. It's sure to be a hit with your art history friends as well as vintage toy aficionados. Which little artist is your fave?

3 color pet

Broadway Boogie Woogie By Mondrian

Composition A by the iconic artist Piet Mondrian

Victory Boogie Woogie by the iconic artist Piet Mondrian

Mondrian Inspired Blocks

Composition by the iconic artist Piet Mondrian

New York City by the iconic artist Piet Mondrian

A lively and eye-catching design by Piet Mondrian. Under Creative Commons license with attribution to Piet Mondrian and rawpixel.com.

Abstract Expressionism, Mondrian, Mixed Media Artwork for tee- shirts, apparel, wall art, or other accessories. Title: The Calliope Crashed To The Ground Artist: Timothy Grunsby

Trafalgar Square by the iconic artist Piet Mondrian

Alignment: Bauhaus 1919 Exhibition 04

Minimal Primary #2 (Mondrian Inspired)

Minimal Primary #1 (Mondrian Inspired)

Minimal Primary #4 (Mondrian Inspired)

retro abstract art inspired design

Mondrian style wind spinner

Mondrian Style Art

For more than a decade after graduating from art school in 1897, Piet Mondrian created naturalistic drawings and paintings that reflect a succession of stylistic influences including academic realism, Dutch Impressionism, and Symbolism. During this period and intermittently until the mid-1920s Mondrian created more than a hundred pictures of flowers. Reflecting years later on his attraction to the subject, he wrote, “I enjoyed painting flowers, not bouquets, but a single flower at a time, in order that I might better express its plastic structure.” The heavy crooked line of Chrysanthemum suggests Mondrian’s debt to Post-Impressionism, specifically the work of Vincent van Gogh. In 1909 Mondrian became interested in theosophy, a type of philo

Piet Mondrian style art