His early pastoral scenes, such as Wood with Beech Trees and Stammer Mill with Streaked Sky, emphasized the lines in the landscape, while one work from his luminist period, Evening, displays a red tree against a dark blue sky.
His early pastoral scenes, such as Wood with Beech Trees and Stammer Mill with Streaked Sky, emphasized the lines in the landscape, while one work from his luminist period, Evening, displays a red tree against a dark blue sky. Another work from that period, Mill in Sunlight, restricted his range to the primary (*) colors, but he added more color in some of his cubist works.  One of his cubist pieces, Composition in Oval with Color Planes 2, made use of the horizontal and vertical lines that dominated his work in a new movement. Noted for Composition in Red, Yellow, and Blue within his neoplasticist style, for 10 points, name this Dutch member of De Stijl who painted a work representing the grid of Manhattan's streets, Broadway Boogie-Woogie.
His early pastoral scenes, such as Wood with Beech Trees and Stammer Mill with Streaked Sky, emphasized the lines in the landscape, while one work from his luminist period, Evening, displays a red tree against a dark blue sky.
Piet {Mondrian}