In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
Fascinated by the complex structure of chrysanthemums, Mondrian painted these delicate flowers throughout his career. This single, frontal blossom recalls the stylized chrysanthemums of Japanese prints. Mondrian added the initials and date near the bottom edge sometime after painting the flower. Since he returned to this subject repeatedly, even during his later years, this painting may have been produced as late as 1942, the year Mondrian exhibited it in New York.
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Piet Mondrian — Chrysanthemum
Piet Mondrian — Chrysanthemum
Claude Monet — Gladiolus
George Hendrik Breitner — Vase with Pink Flowers
Claude Monet — Gladiolus
Piet Mondrian — Two arum lilies
Vincent van Gogh — Vase of Flowers
Vincent van Gogh — Cineraria
Vincent van Gogh — Flame Nettle in a Flowerpot
Piet Mondrian — Irises
Claude Monet — Yellow Irises
Odilon Redon — Plante verte dans une urne
