apple tree in blossom piet mondrian

apple tree in blossom piet mondrianPiet Mondrian painted a series of three pictures of trees. Red Tree was the first, in 1909, followed by Silver Tree in 1911. Apple Blossom is the last painting in the series, which Mondrian produced in 1912. The shades were now pearly: fine touches of mauve, gold and emerald green spread out delicately. There is no longer any horizon, only shapes floating weightlessly in space. There are no trunks, branches or even the flowers suggested by the title

where the painter made his home at that time

The painting presents an abstract composition

and remains a must-have work of art for art lovers and admirers of the artist

arranged in harmony

The Promenade

Signac created a balanced composition of lines and colors across the cliffs of the Mediterranean coast

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cut off from the world and realities

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depicting a subtle intimacy with the island and its people

while touches of luminous yellow suggest a flickering light through the chaos