Broadway Boogie Woogie

E6677

abstract painting painting

Broadway Boogie Woogie is a late abstract painting by Piet Mondrian, celebrated for its vibrant grid of colored squares inspired by the rhythm and layout of New York City.

Aliases (1)

Victory Boogie Woogie ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	abstract painting → painting →
artHistoricalPeriod	Modernism →
artist	Piet Mondrian →
collection	Museum of Modern Art →
colorPalette	blue → gray → red → white → yellow →
completionDate	1943 →
compositionFeature	grid of perpendicular lines → small colored squares →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
creationPlace	New York City →
creator	Piet Mondrian →
culturalSignificance	icon of abstract art → key work of Piet Mondrian’s late period →
depictionType	abstraction of urban rhythm →
depicts	abstracted city grid →
followedBy	Victory Boogie Woogie →
genre	geometric abstraction →
hasTitle	Broadway Boogie Woogie →
height	127 cm →
inception	1942 → 1943 →
inspiredBy	Broadway → Manhattan street grid → New York City → boogie-woogie music →
locatedIn	Manhattan → New York City →
location	Museum of Modern Art →
materialUsed	oil paint →
medium	oil on canvas →
movement	De Stijl →
museumCity	New York City →
notableWorkOf	Piet Mondrian →
partOfSeries	late New York paintings by Piet Mondrian →
precededBy	Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow →
shape	square →
styleCharacteristic	non-representational → orthogonal composition → primary colors →
support	canvas →
titleLanguage	English →
width	127 cm →
yearOfAcquisitionByMuseumOfModernArt	1943 →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Broadway Boogie Woogie ("Victory Boogie Woogie") →	followedBy
Broadway Boogie Woogie →	hasTitle
Piet Mondrian →	notableWork
Museum of Modern Art →	notableWorkInCollection