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Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow

This abstract masterpiece, "Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow" by Piet Mondrian, exemplifies Neo-Plasticism. Created in 1930, it features a dynamic arrangement of black lines intersecting at right angles, forming rectangular planes filled with primary colors – red, blue, and yellow – alongside white, grey, and ochre. The composition evokes a sense of balance and harmony through its precise geometric structure and vibrant yet controlled palette. Mondrian sought to express universal truths and spiritual order through pure abstraction, reducing elements to their essential forms. This artwork is a quintessential representation of his mature style, influencing modern art and design with its emphasis on order, rhythm, and the interconnectedness of elements.

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