Composition XX by Theo van Doesburg Shiro Kasamatsu 4 with Red and Blue

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Composition XX by Theo van Doesburg Shiro Kasamatsu 4 with Red and BlueComposition XX, painted in 1920, 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. Yet subtle differences in plane size and colour weight give the composition a distinctive character: less meditative than Mondrian, more assertive in its visual rhythm. The work sits at the intersection of De Stijl orthodoxy and Van Doesburg's