Counter composition XV 1925

"Counter Composition XV" (1925) by Theo van Doesburg is a prime example of De Stijl, a Dutch art movement known for its strict geometric forms and use of primary colors. The painting features a grid of white diamonds against a black background, disrupted by dynamic diagonal lines of red, yellow, and blue. The composition showcases the De Stijl movement's emphasis on pure abstraction, creating a visual harmony through the balanced interplay of lines, shapes, and colors.