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shows Van Doesburg working squarely within the De Stijl vocabulary he helped establish — primary colours distributed across a grid of black-outlined rectangles on a white ground
There is a sense of playfulness here
The composition is horizontal and tranquil: a low horizon line opens the upper two-thirds to sky
Roland Sardinas by Studio Mandariini takes the visual language of vintage tin labels and pushes it into something bold and contemporary
Woman Holding Cats by Edward Penfield Something New - Gallery Walls shows Van Doesburg working squarelyIn this characteristically bold work, Edward Penfield presents a composed woman cradling two cats in the flattened, confident style that defined American graphic illustration of the 1890s. Strong outlines contain areas of unmodulated colour warm ochres, deep greens, muted creams arranged with the economy of a master poster designer. There is an effortless ease in the subject's posture, and in Penfield's refusal to overwork the image. The result is a
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