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Theo van Doesburg was born Christiaan Emil Marie Küpper in Utrecht. Later he took the surname of his stepfather. Actually he wanted to become an actor but he began to study painting at the age of 19. At the same time he earned his living with art criticism for a magazine.
During his military service in Tilburg in 1915 he came across a criticism of an exhibition of Piet Mondrian. Together, the two artists founded the magazine "De Stijl" in Leiden in 1917, from which the entire artistic movement of the same name for a "total abstraction" was born. Architecture and art were to be brought together, simplified geometric elements becoming their new language. Van Doesburg explained: "What the cross represents for the early Christians, the square represents for us. "The square will conquer the cross." However, van Doesburg and Mondrian's collaboration on "De Stijl" later broke up over the question of whether the use of diagonals in abstract paintings was permissible. While van Doesburg was in favor of this, Mondrian was against it.
Van Doesburg was fascinated by Dadaism. In 1922 he founded the Dada magazine Mécano and moved to Weimar, where he temporarily taught as a private lecturer under Walter Gropius at the Bauhaus. He went on a Dada tour through the Netherlands with Kurt Schwitters. The poster for the "Small Dada Soirée" is a visual cacophony of slogans in different languages, overwritten by one another, which contradict one another in a way typical of Dada: "Dada is against the future, Dada is dead, Dada is idiotic, long live Dada!
At the beginning of 1931 van Doesburg fell ill and moved to Davos in Switzerland, where he died of a heart attack a few weeks later.
Theo van Doesburg was born Christiaan Emil Marie Küpper in Utrecht. Later he took the surname of his stepfather. Actually he wanted to become an actor but he began to study painting at the age of 19. At the same time he earned his living with art criticism for a magazine.
During his military service in Tilburg in 1915 he came across a criticism of an exhibition of Piet Mondrian. Together, the two artists founded the magazine "De Stijl" in Leiden in 1917, from which the entire artistic movement of the same name for a "total abstraction" was born. Architecture and art were to be brought together, simplified geometric elements becoming their new language. Van Doesburg explained: "What the cross represents for the early Christians, the square represents for us. "The square will conquer the cross." However, van Doesburg and Mondrian's collaboration on "De Stijl" later broke up over the question of whether the use of diagonals in abstract paintings was permissible. While van Doesburg was in favor of this, Mondrian was against it.
Van Doesburg was fascinated by Dadaism. In 1922 he founded the Dada magazine Mécano and moved to Weimar, where he temporarily taught as a private lecturer under Walter Gropius at the Bauhaus. He went on a Dada tour through the Netherlands with Kurt Schwitters. The poster for the "Small Dada Soirée" is a visual cacophony of slogans in different languages, overwritten by one another, which contradict one another in a way typical of Dada: "Dada is against the future, Dada is dead, Dada is idiotic, long live Dada!
At the beginning of 1931 van Doesburg fell ill and moved to Davos in Switzerland, where he died of a heart attack a few weeks later.
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.jpg "Arithmetic Composition by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition in Dissonances by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Male Nude by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Counter-Composition by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Simultaneous Counter-Composition by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Still Life with Apples by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Counter-Composition XIII by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Stained-Glass Composition VIII by Theo van Doesburg")
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_1920_Eindhoven_Stedelij_-_(MeisterDrucke-1002865).jpg "Composition 22. Painting by Theo Van Doesburg, 1920. Eindhoven, Stedelijk Van Abbemuseum by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Self Portrait by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "The Card Players by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition IX by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Portrait of Agnita Feis in Profile by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition II Still Life, 1916 by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition XV by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man in Profile by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Kleine Dada Soirée by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Head, 1914 by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition, 1924 by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition XI by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition 22 by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Stained-glass Composition Female Head by Theo van Doesburg")
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_-_Oeuvre_de_Theo_van_Doesburg_(Christia_-_(MeisterDrucke-1314554).jpg "Petite Soiree Dada (Kleine Dada Soiree) - Work by Theo van Doesburg (Christian Emil Marie Kupper) by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Design for Four Stained-Glass Windows by Theo van Doesburg")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1089418).jpg "Composition (Peinture pure) by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Dada Tour in the Netherlands by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Houses by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition is a Painting by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition in Dissonances by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Landscape by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Dunes and Sea by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Landscape with Windmill and Church by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Farmer and His Wife in a Landscape by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Lena in the Interior, Study for Composition XIII by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Colour Solution by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Aubette, design for the Stage, for Le Plafond, 1926 by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Beggars Head by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "The Denaturalized Matter. Destruction 2 by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Cityscape with Boat, Leiden by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Simultaneous Composition by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Landscape at Twilight by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition with Flower by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Moses by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Faun by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Laborer by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Figure on the Blauwpoortsbrug by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Head of a Worker by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Figure on a Bridge in a Forest by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Boat in a Canal by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Unfinished poster for the Van Doesburg exhibition by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Head of a Boy by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition with Two Oval Forms by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Still Life by Theo van Doesburg")
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.jpg "Composition IX, opus 18 by Theo van Doesburg")
.jpg "Rhythm of a Russian Dance by Theo van Doesburg")
.jpg "Contra-Composition of Dissonances, XVI, 1925 by Theo van Doesburg")
.jpg "The Construction of Space-Time III, 1924 by Theo van Doesburg")