One artist in this movement wrote that "the life of modern cultured man is gradually turning away from the natural" and produced diamond-shaped paintings called (*) lozenges with white backgrounds and black section borders.
One founder of this movement was inspired by Theosophy to create near-mirrored figures in Dancers, and he expressed the ideas that led to his break from this movement in Rhythm of a Russian Dance. Another artist in this movement designed Miss Blanche Virginia cigarette advertisements and used spiraling composition in Mechano-Dancer. One artist in this movement wrote that "the life of modern cultured man is gradually turning away from the natural" and produced diamond-shaped paintings called (*) lozenges with white backgrounds and black section borders. This movement produced a painting consisting of grid patterns in red, yellow, blue, and grey; that painting is Broadway Boogie Woogie. For 10 points, name this Dutch geometric art movement also known as neoplasticism, whose members included Theo van Doesburg and Piet Mondrian.
One founder of this movement was inspired by Theosophy to create near-mirrored figures in Dancers, and he expressed the ideas that led to his break from this movement in Rhythm of a Russian Dance.
De Stijl [or The Style, accept Neoplasticism until read]