Hi Miguel,

I've been thinking about this since you started this thread last week, I'm a big fan of geometrics, but usually I think of "art" as something that's not reproducible by any other person on earth. I've been thinking...are these works of De Stijl reproducible by anyone with a straight-edge and the same colors?

Then I thought, the person who created this had a focus and a passion for his work, he believed in the "art" of geometrics.

Other people may be able to reproduce the image, but the original has the passion of the artist.

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Hi Miguel,

I've been thinking about this since you started this thread last week, I'm a big fan of geometrics, but usually I think of "art" as something that's not reproducible by any other person on earth. I've been thinking...are these works of De Stijl reproducible by anyone with a straight-edge and the same colors?

Then I thought, the person who created this had a focus and a passion for his work, he believed in the "art" of geometrics.

Other people may be able to reproduce the image, but the original has the passion of the artist.

Great comments folks.

As I have said before, I enjoy blocks of colour if the colours have been well thought out in the process.

A blank modern house wall with a "statement" is great asnd if it has a little more intricate things better.

I love Mondrian stuff which at the time was different to what had been done before.

What a great stained glass window this would make.

Wonderful, we all have different taste but it doesn't stop us being ripped off by the clever rubbish artist.

Roger