Piet Mondrian Exhibition Poster / Neo-Plasticist Composition Print

This item is a large-format vertical print or exhibition poster featuring a geometric abstraction in the style of Piet Mondrian's Neo-Plasticism. The composition is characterized by a grid of bold, black asymmetrical lines of varying thickness that form rectangular blocks of primary colors—vibrant red, bright yellow, and cerulean blue—against a clean white background. Notably, the bottom of the piece features the artist's name 'MONDRIAN' in a stylized, uppercase linear font within a light-colored horizontal box. The physical construction appears to be ink on heavy paper or cardstock. Its condition shows visible signs of wear consistent with age or improper storage: there is significant rippling and buckling of the paper surface, particularly at the top and bottom edges, suggesting exposure to humidity. The bottom edge appears to have some surface delamination or a detached overlay where the name resides. Small dark spots and minor abrasions are visible on the white field. This style reflects the De Stijl movement common in the mid-20th century, likely produced as a gallery retrospective poster or high-quality decorative lithograph between 1960 and 1990. The craftsmanship shows clean color saturation and sharp line registration, typical of professional offset or screen printing.