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Always handy for groceries, this bag can carry a weight of up to 20 KG.
Piet Mondriaan, Red Tree
Dimensions: 12 cm x 16.8 cm
Welcome to Museum.webshop.com, your destination for unique museum gifts inspired by the masterpieces of the famous Dutch artist Piet Mondriaan. Our collection offers a wide range of Mondriaan art gifts, including beautiful products featuring the iconic image of the Amaryllis painting. Whether you are looking for Mondriaan art prints or practical Piet Mondriaan merchandise, you’ll find the perfect art gift for any art lover.
Bring the abstract beauty of the Amaryllis art image into your home with our stylish products. Choose from a variety of items, such as a tea towel, an elegant bag, or a practical notebook, all adorned with the impressive Mondriaan artwork. Complete your coffee or tea break with a beautiful mug or decorate your fridge with a fridge magnet that reflects Mondriaan’s work.
Looking for something more refined? Our silk scarf with a Mondriaan print is an elegant accessory, while you can enjoy art in your life daily with a lens cloth or a pen. For those who want to share the beauty of Mondriaan, we offer beautiful greeting cards that present the artwork in an elegant way.
At Museum.webshop.com, you’ll find modern art gifts that bring Piet Mondriaan's abstract art into your life in a practical and stylish way. Each of our products is a tribute to Mondriaan’s influential style, perfect for adding art to your home or as a special museum gift for an art lover.
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Piet Mondriaan (1872 – 1944) is primarily known as a pioneer of abstract art, though he only began experimenting with this style after moving to Paris around the age of forty. Prior to that, he mostly painted realistic scenes where nature played a prominent role. The "Red Amaryllis with Blue Background" belongs to a private collection. Mondriaan regularly painted flowers, such as chrysanthemums or amaryllises, often as a single flower placed at the center of the composition. While it is commonly believed that Mondriaan painted these flowers due to commercial demand, the exceptional quality of these works likely also reflects the joy he found in creating them.
