Modernism and Abstraction is the broad art movement that emerged in Europe between roughly 1905 and 1970, in which artists rejected representational painting in favour of colour, geometry, and form as expressive ends in themselves. Rooted in Post-Impressionism and shaped by Cubism, the movement produced foundational works by Wassily Kandinsky, Piet Mondrian, Kazimir Malevich, and Hilma af Klint, whose compositions treat line and pigment as a direct language of feeling and idea.
This collection brings together faithful prints of landmark public-domain works by those great masters: bold geometric compositions such as Mondrian's Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow, Malevich's severe Black Square, and Kandinsky's swirling Composition VII, alongside af Klint's visionary spiritual canvases. Each print is produced in full colour on 225gsm matt photo paper, available in sizes A4 to A1, as a print-only or ready-to-hang framed print, from £19.