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“ARITHMETIC COMPOSITION” THEO VAN DOESBURG // 1929–30 [oil on canvas | U/D]
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kundst · 2 months
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Theo van Doesburg (Dutch, 1883-1931)
Atmosphere (c. 1916)
Oil in canvas on board (40 x 30 cm incl frame)
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appleflavoredkitkats · 10 months
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some art of professors (and just. artists) from the bauhaus inspired by their own works!!! i did this for a school project and am really proud of it <333
u can check the references on the bottom for their popular works!!
(rb's appreciated!!)
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garadinervi · 6 months
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Theo Van Doesburg, L'Aubette : projet pour une table d'indication, (graphite pencil, India ink and gouache), 1927 [Centre Pompidou, Paris. Photo: Cecilia Laulanne/Centre Pompidou]
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guy60660 · 6 months
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Theo van Doesburg | Design Reviewed
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emvisual · 8 months
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Son muchos los nombres que aparecen cuando hablamos de Theo van Doesburg. Para que os hagáis una idea: Weimar, Mondrian, Bauhaus, De Stijl, Moholy-Nagy, El Lissitzky, Mies van der Rohe...
Theo van Doesburg, Cornelis van Eesteren, Maison d’Artiste. 1923
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lisamarie-vee · 9 months
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germanpostwarmodern · 4 months
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In March 2000 the Centraal Museum in Utrecht and the Kröller-Müller Museum in Otterlo jointly opened an extensive retrospective of Theo van Doesburg’s (1883-1931) multifaceted oeuvre and contextualized it with works by contemporaries. The exhibition was divided into periods with the Central Museum presenting Van Doesburg’s work up until 1923 and the Kröller-Müller focusing on the years between 1923 and the artist’s untimely death in 1931.
Instead of a double-catalogue the exhibitions were accompanied by the publication of the present complete work catalogue that had been compiled over a period of three years. It contains some 2,000 works ranging from oil paintings, drawings and sketches to architecture, texts, essays, stories and poems. Accordingly it provides very interesting insights into the artist’s oeuvre, e.g. his early work influenced by Van Gogh and the Amsterdam Impressionists. Beyond that it also contains an extensive bibliography that includes primary and secondary literature but also an exhibition register as well as auction catalogues featuring works by Van Doesburg’s.
And although it covers some 840 pages the oeuvre catalogue due to its unusually handy dimensions is a wonderful source for exploring the work of a key protagonist of 20th century avant-garde art.
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the-cricket-chirps · 10 months
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Theo van Doesburg, Card players, 1916–1917
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portraituresque · 10 months
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theo van doesburg - autoportrait - 1906
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Theo van Doesburg - Composition II (Still Life)
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disease · 14 days
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“KLEINE DADA SOIRÉE” // 1922 THEO VAN DOESBURG & KURT SCHWITTERS [lithographic poster/program | 30.16 x 30.16 cm.]
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frenchcurious · 2 years
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Theo van Doesburg (1883-1931) créateur de De Stijl. Escalier dans le Café de l'Aubette, dans le quartier de la Petite France à Strasbourg, France c.1928. - source Mary Tampakopoulou.
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garadinervi · 6 months
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Theo Van Doesburg, Projet pour l'Aubette : projet de composition pour le mur de la grande salle de fêtes ouvrant sur le foyer, (gouache and graphite pencil), 1927 [Centre Pompidou, Paris. Photo: Cecilia Laulanne/Centre Pompidou]
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guy60660 · 4 months
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Theo van Doesburg
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dumbbitchhour · 4 months
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Theo van Doesburg, Counter-Composition VI, 1925 x
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