painted by myself acrylic on canvas (1mx1,20m) as a tribute to the
last ideas of Piet Mondrian in that cold winter, New York 1944, short
before he died ...
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you cannot find this painting in any museum of the world, because I
painted that for my own pleasure, oil on canvas - trying to feature
the similarity of Piet Mondrian's last painting "Broadway Boogie
Woogie" to a modern Manhattan city map - read my amazon review on
MONDRIAN www.amazon.com/review/RICJD0Z5F8D5G/ (english) + www.amazon.de/review/RLQZELG2YZ75A/ (deutsch)
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ramosandrade 50 months ago | reply
This is a wonderful photo!
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on1stsite. 50 months ago | reply
A more frivolous way of living and expressing, don't compare it to Mondriaan, it is yours and so it should be. . . !
Nice though not unknown background story which makes one wonder time and again. . !
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i_still_believe_in_u 50 months ago | reply
Fine Art! You are an Artist:
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Robert in Toronto 50 months ago | reply
very creative
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Patrick Verbessem - tochka Z 50 months ago | reply
Vivid
sguardojos 50 months ago | reply
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彡erlingsi 50 months ago | reply
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sediama (break) 50 months ago | reply
mir gefällt's !
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am_kaiser [.....vacation:)] 50 months ago | reply
This amazing image really is In Fine Style
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Rococo57 50 months ago | reply
I saw this in the 25+ Faves group and Faved it.
MyOakForest 50 months ago | reply
I saw this in the 25+ Faves group and Faved it.
Lisi~ [deleted] 49 months ago | reply
great image.
TeresalaLoba 49 months ago | reply
This is a wonderful photo!
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TeresalaLoba 49 months ago | reply
Precioso cuadro y buena fotografia.
gcquinn 49 months ago | reply
THIS IS A GREAT PAINTING FRIZZ -- WONDERFUL EYE (ALTHOUGH THOSE EUROPEAN "1"s will get you SEVEN bagels at Zabars). Mondrian is honored. I have never vocalized the truth to myself that the NY subway map is art!!
Frizztext 49 months ago | reply
good old Lexington Ave.
-hndrk- 49 months ago | reply
Victory Boogie Woogie was recently bought for 80 million euros by the Dutch National Bank - when our guilder stopped to exist - as a gift to the people of the Netherlands.
The painting is on show in my hometown - The Hague - which has by far the largest collection of Mondrians in the world. They have many examples of everything between the first landscape scetches and the last abstraction of New York. I know most of his work by heart.
Boogie Woogie is the real spirit of this work. Victory was added to the title by the first owner to commemorate the end of the war, shortly after Mondrian death. The appetite for constant working you talk about manifests itself as a creative joy. In spite of his poverty he was a rich man in his heart. No doubt he knew he had a unique and priceless gift. But I agree, a good sandwich and a heater are essential in winter times...
Frizztext 49 months ago | reply
@-hndrk- thanks! with your help I now can make a version of my MONDRIAN-statement:
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"Piet Mondrian liked to dance surrounded by Boogie Woogie Music - and so his last work, before he died, was titled BROADWAY BOOGIE WOOGIE - and I`ve painted a version from that famous painting (just sold for 80 million from MOMA in Manhattan back to the Netherlands) - featuring the diagonal broadway (not on the original...)"
JVConti 39 months ago | reply
So cool. This kind of thing appeals to me and makes me crazy at the same time.
Giulio Pedrana - La Tenaglia Impazzita 23 months ago | reply
great!! this is my contribute, hope you'll enjoy :)
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