Modernist Geometric Abstraction in the Style of Piet Mondrian

This item is a vertical rectangular artwork executed in the De Stijl aesthetic, strongly reminiscent of the works of Piet Mondrian. The composition features a characteristic grid of bold, black vertical and horizontal lines of varying thicknesses, creating asymmetrical rectangular and square compartments. The palette is limited to the primary colors—red, yellow, and blue—alongside neutral white and black areas. Specifically, a large red square dominates the upper-left quadrant, balanced by a yellow rectangle in the upper right. Smaller accents of yellow, blue, and red appear towards the bottom of the canvas. The piece is rendered on what appears to be a white board or heavy paper substrate. A notable feature is the handwritten or hand-drawn name 'MONDRIAN' at the bottom edge, which is positioned on a separate strip of paper or as a dedicated section, suggesting this may be an educational study, a student project, or a non-original tribute piece rather than an authentic period work. In terms of condition, there is visible buckling or curling along the top and right edges of the paper. A small notch or tear is visible on the upper right edge. Pencil guidelines are faintly visible in the white margins, indicating a hand-drawn construction process. The overall craftsmanship shows some inconsistency in line weight and paint application, which, combined with the lacks of a formal signature and the amateurish execution of the text at the bottom, suggests a contemporary or late 20th-century decorative or educational origin.