Mondrian, by Hans L.C. Jaffé, is a key work for understanding the artistic evolution of Piet Mondrian and his contribution to abstract art. The book explores the artist's transition from his early figurative works to neoplasticism, a movement that revolutionized the relationship between art and geometry. 

With an accessible style and in-depth analysis, this book is an essential reference for both art scholars and anyone interested in the importance of Mondrian in modernism and contemporary design.

108 illustrations, 40 in color.

Published in 1990

- Format: Hardcover
- Editor: Thames & Hudson
- Text: English
- Measures: 31.50cm (height) x 23.5cm (width) x 2cm (thickness)

Vintage book containing small signs of use and age.