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Piet Mondrian - A Journey Through Modern Art

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Uploaded on Jul 5, 2007

Piet Mondrian - Master of Modern Art; Music by Philip Glass from "Glassworks" Track 6 - Closing (Instrumental)

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  • jprg1966

    jprg1966 1 year ago

    While his individual paintings are often moving by themselves, seeing them merge into one after the other adds a new dimension -- progress.

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  • openoleg

    openoleg 1 year ago

    1:40 "Он квадратный. Так вы его узнаете. По квадратности." (c) 12 oz. Mouse

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  • puddind222

    puddind222 1 week ago

    frogs.

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    hellorodney 4 weeks ago

    excellent,,,thank you

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  • MrsRevSamwow

    MrsRevSamwow 1 month ago

    Beautiful art: paintings, music, and video. Thank you for this.

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  • Candy Walton

    Candy Walton 2 months ago

    This is brilliant! ...the music is a wonderful companion to this amazing moving exploration of Mondrian's genius! Took my breath away...thanks!

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  • TerrorMellon

    TerrorMellon 2 months ago

    you would have to be a REALLY GOOD artist to evoke such emotion out of straight lines and coloured squares.

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    TerrorMellon 2 months ago

    no he only removed the subject matter because he believed that only though an artwork with no subject matter can True meaning be derived, he believed that by banishing the subject matter he could express an enlightened consciousness to better society.

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  • jorgeefrainbravosalg

    jorgeefrainbravosalg 2 months ago

    FIXING STOPS could have been more Time to See the real Paint between Transitions!

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  • thew

    thew 2 months ago

    he didn't remove meaning. 1st of all meaning is something you, the viewer, put into art, not the other way around. 2ndly art is a conversation with all the art that has come before and will follow. mondrian made us look at color and balance and arrangement outside representation. that does not dent representative art, it gives us a vocabulary to discuss it, a new context to understand it with

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  • Winston Smith

    Winston Smith 3 months ago

    The result wasn't meaningless though. If it was meaningless we wouldn't be talking about it.

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  • sibeliandrift

    sibeliandrift 3 months ago

    Yes, he removed all meaning. Resulting in something meaningless. Which is not "good", but is, in fact, bad.

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