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Rodriguez Lehmann

This document provides information about the artist Piet Mondrian and his style of abstract art using lines, squares, and rectangles in primary colors. It explains that Mondrian was born in 1872 and initially painted realistic scenes, but his style evolved to focus on vertical and horizontal lines that formed squares and rectangles on the canvas. One of his late works, Victory Boogie Woogie, remained unfinished at his death and was inspired by New York city maps and jazz music.

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Do you like this picture?
This is the man who painted the picture. His name is Piet Mondrian.
Piet was born in 1872.
At first Piet loved painting things the way they looked.
But his style started changing.
Can you find the tree?
Can you guess what Mondrian painted in this picture?
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THIS IS A VERTICAL LINE
Mondrian uses HORIZONTAL and lines V E R T I C A L
Can you find some HORIZONTAL lines?
Can you find some VERTICAL lines?
Mondrian liked to use lines put together as squares and rectangles.
Can you find any squares or rectangles?
Placing these squares and lines on the canvas was very important to Mondrian.
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He liked to use the PRIMARY colors red, yellow, and blue.
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Can you see the vertical and horizontal lines? What about the squares and rectangles?
MONDRIAN was inspired to make the painting BOOGIE WOOGIE by looking at the grid map of the city of New York and the style of music he liked dancing to, Jazz.
This painting called Victory Boogie Woogie was left unfinished at his death.
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