Sunday, January 16, 2011

Mondrian Art: Ode to a Red Dress



The inspiration for this piece was the work of artist Pieter Cornelis Mondriaan, Jr., (March 7, 1872-February 1, 1944). He was a Dutch abstract painter . He painted in a spare, precise, geometric manner mostly using primary colors. It was a style that Mondrian called neoplasticism.
This piece measures 12 inches by 19 inches. The red dress was hand embroidered, stiffened with heavy starch and then cut out and applied to piece with Heat and Bond.


This is the first project for season II of Project Quilting.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Definitely Mondrian-esque. and I like how it shows off that cute little red dress... Now if only I had the figure for a dress as cute as that....

Cara said...

I love it! You are off to a great start!

kat said...

That is such a great idea!

Mary Kate said...

How fun!

Kathleen said...

love it...so graphic... the dress looks like it could move

mj said...

Wow! That looks so great!
Nice post!


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Donna said...

Love this!