Composition III (Still life) 1916

"Composition III (Still life)" (1916) by Theo van Doesburg is a prime example of De Stijl, a Dutch art movement that favored geometric abstraction and primary colors. The composition is dominated by geometric shapes, primarily triangles and circles, arranged in a grid-like pattern, reminiscent of a still life. The muted color palette and the focus on the arrangement of shapes contribute to the overall feeling of order and balance characteristic of the movement.