Simultaneous Counter Composition 1929

"Simultaneous Counter Composition" is a 1929 oil painting by Dutch artist Theo van Doesburg. The artwork is a prime example of De Stijl, a movement of abstract art that embraced geometric forms and primary colors. The painting is characterized by its use of horizontal and vertical lines, geometric shapes, and primary colors. This creates a sense of order, balance, and harmony. The composition is also notable for its use of "counter-composition," in which the elements are arranged in a way that creates tension and movement. De Stijl's emphasis on geometric forms and primary colors is reflected in the artwork, a central theme of the movement.