Where can I find examples of artwork by Piet Mondrian?

Answer by  Izlia (25)

One of his most influential works, Broadway Boogie-Woogie (1943) is in the Museum of Modern Art, New York. They also have Composition II in Red, Blue and Yellow (1942). The Art Institute of Chicago has one of his lozenge pieces, like Lozenge Composition in Yellow, Black, Blue and Gray (1921).

Answer by  towinkle (44)

Use your computer search engines to search under his name. Select the Images menu for pictorial examples. Use "Dutch Painters" as a search question.

Answer by  artgirl (367)

Piet Mondrian's work is actually really well-known! He is one of those famous artists where you see his work and go, "Oh! That guy!". Do a search for "Compositions" +mondrian

Answer by  artgirl (367)

Mondrian's color field work is probably the most widely known and accessable works. Their images can be found all over the web, or in museums of contemporary art.

Answer by  jennylongshot (279)

Your local library has a wealth of information on artists of all periods. Mondrian is best known for bold works using straight lines and geometric patterns, but as also worked extensively in oils and paintings based on nature. In Chicago, there is even a large sculpture designed by Mondrian near the Loop, off Dearborn Avenue.

Answer by  TwoToneDodge (2204)

Do some internet research. It is the easiest way to find artists and usually most of their work, or visit you local library.