The art of Piet Mondrian was transformed by his development of an artistic theory he termed Neoplasticism, based on a spiritual principle of universal harmony. From 1920 until his death in 1944, he made paintings with purely abstract compositions that expressed a dynamic balance through black grid lines and blocks of primary colors on white and grey grounds. This roomy canvas tote, with an interior pocket and snap closure, is part of MoMA's Special Edition product collection and features art work from MoMA's permanent collection.

Approved by the Mondrian/Holtzman Trust c/o HCR International
Project: 2016 by The Museum of Modern Art

SIZE:14.4h x 21.7"w x 5.9"d. Handle: 22.4"l