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Hard to imagine that Piet Mondrian strictly geometric compositions had their origin in the picturesque, filigree landscape studies. With 20 years, as a student of the Academy of Art in Amsterdam, he felt close to Impressionism. In the neutral Netherlands, he long remained spared from the turmoil of World War I, was his inspiration and the theosophical studies follow. First Fauvist and Neo-Impressionist elements appeared in his paintings.
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