Susanne Dieher: Piet Mondrian

The Bayesian Art series was repeated in 1985 as the best seller At Book collection, starting with Piccaso's book. Since then, the simple, thin book of author has been produced in over 200 different species and has been published in more than 20 languages. The series is a series of excellent production values, as well as great illustrations and intellectual content. The theme consciousness of each book is not too difficult to get close to when it's full of energy. Also, this new arrival in 15 years, this time at the Vivicsian Arts. The 0-year series is a larger version of the board and a more vivid image of the work to the reader. The leader of the abstract's red, yellow and blue harmony international artist, Piet Mandrian (1872-1944), is a remarkable painter and art theory figure that has affected us to this day. With the term “The Astronomical Cross,” he sought a firestorm with seven full colors on a grid of black vertical and white cross-border lines. The main message of the Mondrian idea was that this original work would help create a society for complete understanding of "beauty" rather than art. Working in Amsterdam, Paris, London and New York, Mondrian has made modern-day big cities and modern music, especially jazz, the main inspiration. In 1971, the magazine Günde Steilsung co-eded and then organized a group of experts into a series of horizontal and vertical geometric arts.

Korean title: 피에트 몬드리안

Korean author: 수잔네 다이허

Korean publisher: 마로니에북스

ISBN-13: 9788960536142