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Jigsaw Puzzle : Composition II (Still Life), 1916. Artist: Doesburg, Theo van (1883-1931)
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Composition II (Still Life), 1916. Artist: Doesburg, Theo van (1883-1931)
Composition II (Still Life), 1916. Found in the collection of the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collections
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Abstract Art Dada Dadaism Doesburg Theo Van 1883 1931
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Composition II (Still Life), 1916
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is a captivating painting by the Dutch artist Theo van Doesburg, known for his significant contributions to the Dada movement. This exquisite piece, found in the esteemed Thyssen-Bornemisza Collections, showcases Doesburg's mastery of abstract art and his unique approach to still life. In this composition, Doesburg skillfully combines elements of traditional still life with avant-garde aesthetics. The oil on canvas technique brings depth and richness to the artwork, while the vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes create a sense of dynamism. The arrangement of objects seems random at first glance but reveals an underlying order upon closer inspection. Doesburg's exploration of form and space is evident in "Composition II (Still Life)". He breaks away from conventional representation by distorting shapes and playing with perspective. The result is a visually stimulating work that challenges our perception and invites us to question established norms. This painting exemplifies Dadaism's rebellious spirit as it defies traditional artistic conventions. It embodies the movement's rejection of logic and reason in favor of embracing chaos and spontaneity. Through its unconventional composition, "Composition II (Still Life)" encourages viewers to embrace ambiguity and explore their own interpretations. As we admire this remarkable print from Heritage Images, let us appreciate Theo van Doesburg's contribution to fine art history – an innovative blend of abstraction, still life tradition, and Dadaist rebellion against societal norms.
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