Composition (Study) 1930

Theo van Doesburg's 1930 "Composition (Study)" exemplifies his contributions to the De Stijl movement. The artwork features a minimalist composition of geometric shapes, primarily squares and rectangles, rendered in primary colors with a strong emphasis on black and white. The geometric forms are arranged in a dynamic, almost abstract, fashion, showcasing the movement's interest in universal, timeless principles of design and harmony. Van Doesburg, a key figure in De Stijl, explored the possibilities of abstraction, contributing to the evolution of modern art.