Composition With Red, Blue And Yellow By Piet Mondrian: Art Explained

[@yuzukononohara9632]

Great video! I appreciate the subtitles!

[@andrenel6377]

I enjoy the fact that you love what you do, and execute it so

[@QuinceStudios]

Thanks Andre!

[@patriciasteponovich5039]

This the best Mondrian video

[@QuinceStudios]

Thanks very much, Patricia!

[@cynthiaoliver8566]

This was fascinating. Especially the walk through realism as it morphs into abstraction.

[@QuinceStudios]

Thanks! So happy you enjoyed it ☺️

[@Rog.Tiks._]

Nice!

[@veermanghnani]

great video, thank you

[@QuinceStudios]

Thanks for watching!

[@Maxx00]

I love this color palette and abstract style, could you point me in the direction of other artists who use a similar style/palette?

[@QuinceStudios]

Absolutely! You might like Gerrit Rietveld (he's taken the Mondrian concept and translated it into -- well -- space? via furniture). Also, Theo van Doesburg, Bart van Der Leck, Marlow Moss, and Burgoyne Diller. Diller's work, particularly, I quite like.

[@Maxx00]

@@QuinceStudios wow thank you for going above and beyond in this reply! ❤️

[@DdW85]

There are even buildings built according to De Style principes, like the Rietveld-Schröder house in Utrecht or cafe de Unie in Rotterdam by JJP Oud. Van Doesburg and alike designed a few interiors, stained glass, sculptures, wall tiles and architectural models as well. To give some other names: Vilmos Huszár and Georges Vantongerloo.

[@emirhandemir3872]

Wow. Great explanation. I just started learning the History of Art at Khan Academy and saw this painting. At first glance, I couldn't understand a thing but you explained it very well. I also noticed that you have not uploaded a single video in the last year. If money was your object when starting this channel, I can understand why you stopped sharing videos but If money is not the problem, I would like to watch new videos of yours :)

[@QuinceStudios]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment ☺️ we've been uploading shorts as of late, but there are a few new long form videos in the works (on Rembrandt and Dalí) so please stay tuned!