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 | | Neoplasticism, or De Stijl ('The Style'), was an art movement founded by the painter and architect Theo van Doesburg in Leiden in 1917. | | | Neoplasticism rejected figuration as the goal of art, and replaced it with the pared-down vocabulary of elemental shapes and primary colours, thereby allowing art to express its own 'plastic' language free of the concerns of representation. | | | The austere forms of De Stijl were well suited to the geometric structures favoured by the International Modernist movement, while the primary colours favoured by the painters could be used as decorative elements to articulate an otherwise plain facade, for instance in Oud's Café De Unie in Rotterdam (1925). |
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| | Piet Mondrian, Neoplasticism and De Stijl |
| | Using his doctrine of Neoplasticism as a guide Mondrian and other artists created works of art which were collectively known as De Stijl (The Style). | | | The computer can produce the elements of his painting with a purity and uniformity that was only approximated with the use of canvas and paints. | | | But these schools of thought in art were left behind at he developed his own doctrine of art, called Neoplasticism. |
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| | Suphawut.com: Visual Art & Graphic Design: Modern Art: Piet Mondrian |
| | Neoplasticism is the theory and practice of the de Stijl group, chiefly characterized by an emphasis on the formal structure of a work of art, and restriction of spatial or linear relations to vertical and horizontal movements as well as restriction of the artist's palette to black, white, and the primary colors. | | | In 1917 Mondrian and the Dutch painter Theo van Doesburg founded de Stijl magazine, in which Mondrian developed his theories of a new art form Neoplasticism. | | | It rejected all representation and restricted the elements of artistic expression to the use of straight lines, right angles, pure primary colors (blue, red, and yellow), and the so-called non-colors of black, gray, and white. |
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| | MSN Encarta - Search Results - neoplasticism |
| | In 1917 Mondrian and the Dutch painter Theo van Doesburg founded De Stijl magazine, in which Mondrian developed his theories of a new art form he... | | | Art : painting : artists â“ neoplasticism: Mondrian, Piet | | | founder, Mondrian, Piet, 20th century painting before World War II, individual artists, influences on neoplasticism |
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| | Meanwhile, its art was outdistanced of that of Mondrian by the introduction of the relief which develops until becoming a true mural sculpture. | | | It is following the visit of the House of the New Spirit to the Exposure of Decorative Arts, held in Paris in 1925, that its first purely abstract compositions date. | | | Its way is definitively traced after having met, in Paris, Mondrian, major figure of the Neoplasticism, and Michel Seuphor (1926-1927). |
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| | The style of Neoplasticism was created by the Dutch painter Piet Mondrian in an attempt to form a simple, perfectly balanced, pure composition. | | | Abstract Expressionism, another style of Modernist art, was primarily an American movement that went away from the scientific and toward the unpredictable. | | | Both works have been in a museum or gallery since they were created. |
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| | Piet Mondrian: Definition and Much More From Answers.com |
| | Influenced by cubism, Mondrian created a style called âneoplasticism,â which he used in works such as Composition with Red, Yellow, and Blue and Broadway Boogie Woogie. | | | In 1910 he went to Paris, where the influence of cubism stimulated the development of his geometric, nonobjective style, which he called neoplasticism. | | | Dutch painter whose works, characterized by intersecting perpendicular lines and planes of primary colors, and writings, notably Neoplasticism (1920), profoundly influenced the development of abstract art. |
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| | Untitled Document |
| | In this magazine, he developed his theories of the new art called Neoplasticism. | | | His artistic movement greatly influenced the art world and also changed architecture, industrial design and graphic arts. |
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| | carnatic.com > History |
| | Piet Mondrian - dictionary.com/mondrian : “Dutch painter whose works, characterized by intersecting perpendicular lines and planes of primary colors, and writings, notably Neoplasticism (1920), profoundly influenced the development of abstract art.” |
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| | Learn about the artists and styles of the abstract art movement including Cubism, Neoplasticism, and Abstract Expressionism. | | | Abstract Art and Artists - Learn about the artists and styles of the abstract art movement including Cubism, Neoplasticism, and Abstract Expressionism. | | | You can access every time you want Learn about the artists and styles of the abstract art movement including Cubism, Neoplasticism, and Abstract Expressionism. |
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| | Talk:De Stijl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | It is probably best to consider Neoplasticism as the art "movement" and De Stijl as the loose association of contributors to the journal of that name. | | | English art historians refer to "De Stijl" without translating it (as they do with the Bauhaus, the Fauves, etc.) | | | Neoplasticism is a translation of the Dutch "nieuwe beelding," not De Stijl. |
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| | There are many abstract artists who painted in these styles, however there are some that are more well know in a particular field than the rest. | | | Two of the most famous examples of Abstract Expressionism are Mark Rothko and Jackson Pollock. | | | The artist takes the object and then either simplifies it or exaggerates it using these things. |
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| | Non-representational artist Howard R. Barnhart constructivist colorist abstract geometric art nonrepresentational |
| | Nonrepresentational art, also called, non-objective or non-figurative art, is a term used to catagorize various types of abstract art, which neither depict recognizable objects nor refer to identifiable subjects. | | | Movements which have practiced this kind art include Suprematism, Orphism (Synchromism), Constructivism, de Stijl (Neoplasticism), Bauhaus and Postpainterly Abstraction (Minimalism, Colorfield Painting, Hard-Edge Abstraction, Chromatic Abstraction). | | | Such art focuses solely on relationships between visual elements. |
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| | Artists - Sophisticated Collection of Web Sites by Category |
| | Learn about the artist and styles of the abstract art movement including Cubism, Neoplasticism, and Abstract Expressionism. | | | Exposes and promotes the art of contemporary international fine artists. |
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| | Piet Mondrian and the Golden Ratio |
| | Neoplasticism- a form of art which uses verticals and horizontals to express nature and logic | | | His style, and its underlying artistic principles, he called neoplasticism. | | | Instead using horizontal and vertical black lines that outline blocks of pure white, red, blue or yellow, he expressed his conception of ultimate harmony and equilibrium. |
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| | Neoplasticism - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Neoplasticism |
| | Mondrian was the leading figure of De Stijl, a group of abstract artists based in the Netherlands, and he first used the term neoplasticism (in Dutch ‘nieuwe beelding’, literally ‘new image creation’ or ‘new structure’) in a series of articles published in the group's journal (also called De Stijl) in 1917–18. | | | Term used by the Dutch painter Piet Mondrian for both the severely geometrical style of painting he practised and the ideas that lay behind it. | | | Mondrian lived in France for many years, and he later used a French equivalent, ‘néo-plasticisme’, from which the English phrase is derived. |
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| | The simplistic, cubist, neoplasticism was adopted after his move to Paris in 1911. | | | In four rooms, the exhibit features the works of Mondrian, a pioneer in the development of the artistic movement of abstraction. | | | He was also known for neoplasticism, a style based on an absolute harmony of straight lines and pure colors underlying the visible world. |
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| | Abstract Art – Excitement In Form And Color |
| | Piet Mondrian was a great artist in the Neoplasticism movement. | | | Neoplastic artists stayed very far away from representing art as real objects. | | | Neoplasticism tries to express the absolutes in life. |
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| | Piet Mondrian |
| | He moved to New York City in 1940 and his artwork became less severe and his colors became more bright. | | | Not long after, in 1917, Mondrian met Theo van Doesbug and founded De Stijl, an art magazine. | | | This is the time that Mondrian began to practice and develop Neoplasticism. |
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| | Archpedia - Modern Architecture |
| | Cubism and the related movements of Futurism, Constructivism, Suprematism, and Neoplasticism, like any artistic styles, might have faltered and fallen into a merely decorative cliché, as at the Paris Exposition of 1925, but for Gropius, Mies van der Rohe, and Le Corbusier. | | | Van Doesburg's work for the Bauhaus art school at Weimar brought the influence of Dutch Neoplasticism to bear upon Gropius and Mies, whose plans for houses at times markedly resembled van Doesburg's paintings. | | | Rietveld's Schroeder House, built in 1924 at Utrecht, was a three-dimensional parallel to Mondrian's paintings of the period. |
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| | 1 Broken Scooter, 4 Iron Cots, 1 Used Ford, 3 Cats, and 1 Small Room |
| | The origins of that *style* of painting, that is. So it turns out there was this Dutch guy, Piet Mondrian, whose theory about painting went something like this: all of painting is basically about drawing and coloring. | | | Anyways, all visitors to her (my sis-in-law's) home speculate on the motivation behind that painting. | | | As per his style/philosophy ("Neoplasticism"), the basic drawing element is the straight line and the basic "primordial" colors are red, yellow and blue. |
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| | Since I am color blind to some pastel colors and have great difficulty mixing colors; his work really appeals to me. I also enjoy a lot of Burgoyne Diller's work because it reminds me of the teachings of Neoplasticism created by Mondrain and his peers. | | | I began my abstract art painting career with my two "dog paintings". | | | I have particularly liked the work of Piet Mondrian because he used only primary colors. |
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| | Freeman, John H. - A blend of pre-war expressionism, surrealism and neoplasticism with post-war modernism. | | | Felton, Julianne - Original fine art featuring Florida landscapes in acrylics, oils, and watercolors. | | | Jenkins, Michael - Neomodernabstracrepresentationalsymbolicrealism is what I was once told that my work falls in. |
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| | Piet Mondrian |
| | As noted in Piet Mondrian-The Transatlantic Paintings, Mondrian is regarded as the father of Neoplasticism, a term he coined meaning “new form or new image”. | | | Mondrian has also been influenced by the Cubism styles of Picasso and Braque. | | | He is considered a pioneer of modern abstract art and his last works are considered to be his best. |
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| | His work influenced the art movements of neoplasticism in Holland and constructivism in the Soviet Union. | | | The modern commercial Poster and other types of applied art were also influenced by his original designs | | | He saw service in the First World War and as a result of his experiences he began to use many symbols from the industrial world and attempted to depict people and objects in machinelike forms. |
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| | Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) Dutch painter of abstract art |
| | For "De Stijl" magazine he wrote some theoretical articles about the new art he called neoplasticism. | | | Piet Mondrian met the painters Theo van Doesburg and Bart van der Leck. | | | From this moment on Mondrian only used the primary colors red, blue and yellow and the non-colors black and white. |
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| | Mondriaan, Piet : Arts : Art History : Artists : M : Mondriaan, Piet |
| | Mondriaan, Piet : Arts : Art History : Artists : M : Mondriaan, Piet | | | Ptank.com - Mondrian Machine : Uses JavaScript to approximate the style of Piet Mondrian's most recognizable paintings. | | | 1872-1944 Dutch painter, he developed a geometric, nonobjective style that he called neoplasticism. |
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| | Neoplasticism, also called De Stijl, is related to Purism, Classical Abstraction, and Non-Objective Art. | | | This lesson is done with grade twelve students. | | | The result will resemble an aerial photograph of a city with all its streets and buildings (see the Neoplasticism examples in the gallery). |
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| | Torres García paints the proto-history of Kinetic art. | | | Torres GarcíaËs Constructive Universalism is a surmounting of neoplasticism. | | | Its abstract language, which seeks to give shape to universal laws, tends toward the elaboration of an impersonal, mathematical and scientific art. |
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| | BlogArt: Piet Mondrian |
| | «Neoplasticism is the belief that art should not be the reproduction of real objects, but the expression of the absolutes of life. | | | This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar. | | | âI see Mondrianâs neoplasticism as the mind of a rational thinker - defining concepts, according them value, balancing them in a dynamic hierarchy. |
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| | Leger |
| | He made highly successful efforts as a glass painter, as a sculptor, and in creating mosaics, ceramics, and tapestries. | | | Léger's work had an important influence on the movements of neoplasticism in the Netherlands and constructivism in the Soviet Union. |
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| | Museum Jesús Soto - Ciudad Bolívar - Venezuela |
| | The museum exhibits important art works Soto collected along his stay in Europe during the 50's and 60's. | | | Here you can admire different artistic trends like structuralism, neoplasticism, optic, kinetic, monochromatic |
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| | Roy Lichtenstein's Art |
| | When the intent of the artist is to achieve regularity of pattern and placement and uniformity of color computer graphics can more closely achieve the artist's intention than he or she can using physical media. | | | This can be seen clearly in the case of Piet Mondrian, neoplasticism and De Stijl. | | | Lichtenstein's art is entirely different from neoplasticism but at least some of it is structurally very simple as in the case of those shown below. |
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| | Words and Neophily and Neoplasticism and Mondrian and Meossology and Neossoptile |
| | But I knew also that she loved soft things, and a gift of a few neossoptiles would also win her heart again. | | | Indeed, Mondrian invented Neoplasticism by writing a book called the same in 1920 and saying that this was what his painting represented. | | | So, the OED defines "Neoplasticism," as "a movement...originated by...Mondrian...characterized by the use of primary colours and abstract forms." Don't you just love his chutzpah? |
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| | Miscellaneous Abstract Art Planned |
| | I really want to paint this one soon. | | | Web page design and all original paintings, painted, planned, or electronically created copyright 1999. | | | I wanted to start with this planned idea to illustrate how I some times take common subjects and apply neoplasticism principles to them. |
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| | Piet Mondrian (1872 - 1944) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews |
| | After the destruction of his studio in 1938, Mondrian moved to New York, where he died in 1944. | | | He founded the De Stijl movement in 1917, which eventually aided the creation of Neoplasticism. | | | His paintings evolved from still life to abstract, geometric fields of color. |
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| | Alibris: Neoplasticism |
| | De Stijl, 1917-1932 : De Stihl art and environment of neoplasticism | | | The De Stijl Environment explores the group's approach to exterior and interior spaces and to furniture. | | | Piet Mondrian : Komposition mit Rot, Gelb, und Blau : eine Kunst-Monographie |
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| | "On Mondrian" by Richard Speer, Also visit www.RichardSpeer.com |
| | In my critique, Mondrian’s mature work depicts the architecture of a logical mind. | | | Pop Art conveys the mind of a mediocrity, easily entertained by repetition and superficiality. | | | Of particular import is Arnheim’s discussion of metonymy in his 1967 treatise, Art and Visual Perception: A Psychology of the Creative Eye. |
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| | Abstract art galleries - learning Cubism, Neoplasticism and Abstract Expressionism |
| | Abstract art galleries - learning Cubism, Neoplasticism and Abstract Expressionism | | | Meanwhile, Neoplasticism focuses on vertical and horizontal lines, as well as primary colors. | | | Cubism emphasizes on light and color, inspired by Paul Cezanne's statement, "Everything in nature takes its form from the sphere, the cone and the cylinder." Thus, these are the three shapes used to represent the object of this kind of |
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| | Mondrian: Coloring Page - EnchantedLearning.com |
| | As his works matured, he painted in a spare, precise, geometric manner mostly using primary colors. | | | It was a style that Mondrian called neoplasticism ("nieuwe beelding" in Dutch). | | | Color the matrix above in the style of Mondrian (Mondrian left most of the squares white and filled in a few squares with yellow, red, or blue). |
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| | Neoplasticism |
| | GoGuides > Arts & Humanities > History > Movements > Neoplasticism | | | Try your search on: Links2go - Google - Yahoo - MSN - Tygo - DataSpear |
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| | De Stijl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The movement is also known as neoplasticism â” the new plastic art (or 'Nieuwe Beelding' in Dutch). | | | De Stijl ( Dutch ; pronounced 'duh-stile'; literally the style in English) was an art movement in the 1920s. | | | A variant of De Stijl cubism, using neoplasticism |
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