TY - BOOK AU - White,Michael TI - De Stijl and Dutch modernism T2 - Critical perspectives in art history SN - 9780719061622 AV - N6948.5.D42 W48 2003 U1 - 709.492 21 PY - 2003/// CY - New York PB - Manchester KW - De Stijl (Art movement) KW - Local KW - Modern movement Architecture KW - Netherlands KW - Art, Modern N1 - Include index; Include bibliography; Contents: List of illustrations page viii -- Acknowledgements xi -- Preface xii -- List of abbreviations xvi -- Introduction : who’s afraid of red, yellow and blue? -- 1 Abstraction and utopia 12 -- 2 The monumental image of the city 44 -- 3 Advertising as fine art 77 -- 4 Structures of interior design 103 -- 5 Exhibiting style 136 -- Select bibliography 165 -- Index 171 -- ; List of Illustrations: 1 Theo van Doesburg, Stained-Glass Composition IV, 1917. Courtesy of Instituut Collectie Nederland facing page 80 -- 2 Barr van der Leck, Composition 1916 no. 4, 1916. Courtesy of Kröller-Müller Museum. © DACS 2003 81 -- 3 Theo van Doesburg and Cor van Eesteren, Colour Design for a Shopping Parade and Café-Restaurant, 1924. Courtesy of Netherlands Architecture Institute 81 -- 4 Vilmos Huszár, packet for Miss Blanche Virginia Cigarettes, 1927. Courtesy of Merrill C. Berman Collection. © DACS 2003 112 -- 5 Gerrit Rietveld, Axonometric Projection Schröder House, undated. Courtesy of Centraal Museum Utrecht. © DACS 2003 113 -- 6 Gerrit Rietveld, Schröder House, 1924. Courtesy of Centraal Museum Utrecht. © DACS 2003. Photograph of first floor by Frank den Oudsten 113 -- Figures : 1 Model of 'Rietveld Joint', 1958. Courtesy of Centraal Museum Utrecht. © DACS 2003 page 3 -- 2 Bart van der Leck, The Mining Business, 1914-16. Courtesy of Kröller Müller Museum. © DACS 2003 14 -- 3 Richard Roland Holst, Industry, 1903. Beurs van Berlage, Amsterdam. Photograph by Jan Derwig 18 -- 4 Installation photograph, Hollandsche Kunstenaarskring, 1917. Courtesy of Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie 21 -- 5 Piet Mondrian, Evolution, I9II. Courtesy of Haags Gemeentemuseum c/o Beeldrecht Hoofddorp 21 -- 6 Piet Mondrian, Self Portrait, 1918. Courtesy of Haags Gemeentemuseum c/o Beeldrecht Hoofddorp 27 -- 7 J. J. P. Oud, De Vonk, Noordwijkerhout, 1917-19. Photograph from De Stijl 31 -- 8 Jan Wils, De Dubbele Sleutel, Woerden, 1918. Photograph from De Stijl 36 -- 9 Cover of De Stijl, 1917 38 -- 10 Vilmos Huszár, Mechanical Dancing Figure, 1917-20. Photograph from Merz, 1923. © DACS 2003 39 -- 11 Piet Mondrian, Wingless "Paltrok' Mill in the Schinkelbuurt, c. 1898. Courtesy of Haags Gemeentemuseum c/o Beeldrecht Hoofddorp 48 -- 12 Michel de Klerk and Pieter Kramer, De Dageraad, Amsterdam, 1923. Photograph by Regine Prelle 52 -- 13 J.J. P. Oud, Spangen block VIII, Rotterdam, 1920. Photograph by Michael White page 54 -- 14 J. J. P. Oud, Kiefhock, Rotterdam, 192g. Photograph by Michael White 58 -- 15 Theo van Doesburg, Cité de Circulation, 192g. Courtesy of Netherlands Architecture Institute 62 -- 16 Th. K. van Lohuizen, Urban Spheres of Influence, 1925. Courtesy of Netherlands Architecture Institute 67 -- 17 Vilmos Huszár, advert for Bruynzeel, 1917. © DACS 2003 78 -- 18 Bart van der Leck, Batavier Line, 1915-16. Courtesy of Kröller Müller Museum. © DACS 2003 82 -- 19 Bart van der Leck, Delfsche Slaolie, 1919. Courtesy of Merrill C. Berman Collection. © DACS 2003 84 -- 20 Theo van Doesburg, Prima Goudsche Kaas, 1919. Courtesy of Merrill C. Berman Collection 86 -- 21 Richard Roland Holst, cover of Programma van de feesten bij de invoering van de achturendag 1919. Courtesy of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam 87 -- 22 Cover of De Stijl, 1921. © DACS 2003 89 -- 23 Theo van Doesburg, poster for Kleine Dadasoirée, 1923. Courtesy of Centraal Museum Utrecht 90 -- 24 Theo van Doesburg and Kurt Schwitters, The Story of the Scarecrow, 1925.© DACS 2003 93 -- 25 Theo van Doesburg, advert for Fagus, 1925. Courtesy of Centraal Museum Utrecht 94 -- 26 Kurt Schwitters, Neue Gestaltung in der Typographie, 1925. © DACS 2003 95 -- 27 Theo van Doesburg, cover design for Werdegang der neue Malerei, 1925-26 Courtesy of Centraal Museum Utrecht 96 -- 28 Kurt Schwitters, Miss Blanche, 1923. Collection Werner Schmalenbach.© DACS 2003 97 -- 29 Vilmos Huszár, advert for Miss Blanche Virginia Cigarettes, illustration from iro, 1927. O DACS 2003 99 -- 30 Jan Sluijters, The family, 1925. Courtesy of Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam 105 -- 31 Johanna Van Gogh - Bonger sitting room, 1905. Courtesy of Van Gogh Museum 106 -- 32 Gerrit Rietveld, Interior for Truus Schröder, 1921. Courtesy of Centraal Museum Utrecht. © DACS 2003 107 -- 33 Vilmos Huszár and Jan Wils, Space Colour Composition, Berssenbrugge Studio, 1921. Courtesy of Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie. © DACS 2003 110 -- 34 Vilmos Huszár and Jan Wils, Space Colour Composition, Berssenbrugge Studio, 1921. Courtesy of Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie. © DACS 2003 110 -- 35 Mondrian's studio 26 rue du Depart, 1926. Photograph by Paul Delbo. Courtesy of Haags Gemeentemuseum c/o Beeldrecht Hoofddorp 120 -- 36 Frans Postma, reconstruction of Mondrian's studio 26 rue du Depart, 1995. © Frans Postma, Delft, Holland, 10 October 2002 122 -- 37 Theo van Doesburg, photograph of exhibition Les architectes du groupe De Stijl, 1923. Courtesy of Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie 123 -- 38 Hannes Meyer, Co-op interior, 1926. Courtesy of Deutsches Architekturmuseum 126 -- 39 Gerrit Rietveld, Schroder House, Uttrecht, 1924. Photograph by Michael White page 128 -- 40 Vilmos Huszár and Willem Roelofs, Vitrine for New York World’s Fair, 1939 DACS 2003 137 -- 41 Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, 1885. Photograph by Regine Prelle 141 -- 42 Theo van Doesburg, diagram for Der Wille zum Stil, 1922 146 -- 43 Vilmos Huszár, trade stand for Bruynzeel, 1818. Courtesy of Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentarie DACS 2003 152 -- 44 Piet Zwart, Jaarbeurs trade stand, 1921. Courtesy of Haags Gemeentemuseum c/o Beeldrecht Hoofddorp 154 -- 45 Gerrit Rietveld, Gold and Silversmiths’ Company, Amsterdam, 1921. Courtesy of Centraal Museum Utrecht. DACS 2003 157 -- 46 Gerrit Rietveld, Gold and Silversmiths’ Company, Amsterdam, 1921. Courtesy of Centraal Museum Utrecht DACS 2003 157 -- 47 Charles Karsten, photograph of Mondrian, 1933. Courtesy of Netherlands Architecture Institute 160 -- ER -