
De Rivera art
De Rivera’s Yellow Black (1946–47), an aluminum sculpture illustrated in the pure geometric art archive.
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De Rivera’s Yellow Black (1946–47), an aluminum sculpture illustrated in the pure geometric art archive.

Glarner’s Relational Painting (1947–48), an oil painting in the pure geometric art archive, with an artwork photograph.

Morris’s Suspended Discs (1950), an oil painting illustrated in the pure geometric art collection with its dimensions.

Pereira’s Composition in White (1942), a mixed-medium work on parchment illustrated in the pure geometric art archive.

Steel wire and wood, painted, 23 1/4" high

Kazimir Malevich's Suprematist Composition: White on White of 1918 explores the movement and space suggested by a tilted square and subtle whites.

Piet Mondrian's Broadway Boogie Woogie, painted in 1942–43, turns a grid of primary colors into a lively arrangement of interrupted lines.

Theo van Doesburg's Counter-Composition VIII places an asymmetrical arrangement of dark and light planes within a diamond.

El Lissitzky's About Two Squares uses red, black, typography, and geometric constructions to tell an abstract story.