Composition No. II
- Original dimensions
- 52 x 52 cm
- Museum
- Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum
- Year
- 1929
Scene depicted
In Composition n° II , Mondrian orchestrates a harmony of geometric shapes by uniting rectangles and black lines. This painting , of rare delicacy, captures the dynamics of space while evoking absolute serenity. The strict structure of the composition reveals a subtle dialogue between color and form, transporting the viewer into a universe where art and reality meet.
Historical context
Year: 1929 |BRK| Museum: Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum |BRK| Dimensions: 52 x 52 cm
Place in the artist's career
Composition n° II is at the peak of Mondrian 's career, a decisive milestone that defines him as a master of abstraction. Alongside Composition in Red, Yellow and Blue and Broadway Boogie Woogie , this masterpiece shows us the evolution of his graphic language and his relentless quest for harmony.
Anecdote
“The true essence of art is hidden in the balance of elements.” These words from Mondrian resonate like an echo of his creative process. Imagine him one spring morning, observing the lines of an urban landscape, the light dancing on the smooth surfaces. This moment, where abstraction emerges from reality, brings to life the evocative power of the canvas .