Abstract church 1915

Theo van Doesburg's "Abstract church" (1915) is a drawing that showcases the artist's interest in geometric abstraction. This early work by van Doesburg, a key figure in De Stijl movement, is characterized by the use of simple lines and shapes. The artwork conveys a sense of structure and order through its minimalist composition and the use of black pencil on paper. This drawing exemplifies the movement's core principles of geometric simplicity and an emphasis on structure and order.