This artist created both Fauvist and Cubist paintings titled Church Near Domburg.
This artist created both Fauvist and Cubist paintings titled Church Near Domburg. This artist made two paintings of a Still-Life with Gingerpot. This artist left unfinished a work similar to his most famous titled after "Victory." This artist split with Theo van Doesburg over Doesburg's use of diagonal lines. This artist preferred to refer to his own style as "neoplasticism." This artist's most famous work depicts New York using many squares and yellow lines. For 10 points, name this member of De Stijl, whose works such as Broadway Boogie-Woogie depict lines with red, yellow, blue, black, and white fields.
This artist created both Fauvist and Cubist paintings titled Church Near Domburg.
Piet Mondrian