Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Mondrian
I said, "I want a rug that looks like something Mondrian would've done."
He said, "Who's that?"
Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) was a Dutch abstract painter who founded the Neo-Plasticism movement. He is most known for his paintings of straight lines and rectangular shapes with color blocks in strictly limited colors.
The photo above is from Flickr.
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Not quite my thing, but I like his balanced colors.
ReplyDeleteAs I looked at him again I decided I don't want a Mondrian-inspired rug after all.
ReplyDeleteMuch too much white to serve as a rug in this house!