Stained glass composition "Woman" 1917

Theo van Doesburg's 1917 "Stained glass composition 'Woman'" exemplifies De Stijl, an art movement characterized by its geometric, abstract forms. The piece, composed primarily of primary colors like blue, green, and white, demonstrates the movement's focus on simplified lines and non-representational imagery. While the title suggests a figurative subject, the artwork's abstract forms offer a unique interpretation of the female form, leaving space for the viewer's individual perception. This geometric composition, a hallmark of De Stijl, creates a harmonious balance of color and form, showcasing the movement's emphasis on order and clarity.