Girls at the window by Bartolomé Murillo and geometric abstraction by Piet Mondrian.
For the artistic avant-gardes of the 20th century to emerge, several centuries had to pass before artists experimented with new ways of understanding painting, drawing and sculpture. This work is a fantasy in which one of the squares … (read more)

Girls at the window by Bartolomé Murillo and geometric abstraction by Piet Mondrian.
For the artistic avant-gardes of the 20th century to emerge, several centuries had to pass before artists experimented with new ways of understanding painting, drawing and sculpture. This work is a fantasy in which one of the squares in Mondrian's work opens like a window and two young girls appear looking out the window, a work by Murillo. The classic is always the basis of the contemporary.