Piet Mondrian

Piet Mondrian is best described by his simplistic yet bold abstract paintings. His style was geometric in form, using the simplest of elements: squares and rectangles with primary colors of red, blue, and yellow. Mondrian's means of expression, fashionably called "neoplasticism," sought to introduce harmony and balance through the use of straight lines and primary forms. Because of these contributions, his influence extended heavily to the development of modern art and design; he would be considered one of the most important artists throughout the 20th century. If you like minimalist art that relies on structure and form, then look no further than the collection of Piet Mondrian.