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Appendices
Fig. 1. Bart van der Leck, Leaving the Factory [Uitgaan van de fabriek] (1910).
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Fig. 2. Bart van der Leck, To the Airport [Naar het vilegveld] (1912).
Fig. 3. Bart van der Leck, The Soccer Players [De voetballers] (1913).
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Fig. 4. Theo van Doesburg, Composition (The Cows).
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Fig. 5. Bart van der Leck, Composition 1917.
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Fig. 6. Piet Mondrian, Stammer Mill with Summer House and Haystack (1905-06).
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Fig. 7. Piet Mondrian, Broekzijder Mill in the Evening (1906).
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Fig. 8. Piet Mondrian, Truncated View of the Broekzijder Mill on the Gein
(1902-03).
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Fig. 9. Piet Mondrian, Oostzijdse Mill with Extended Blue, Yellow and Purple Sky (1907-08).
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Fig. 10. Piet Mondrian, Row of Young Willows Reflected in the Water (1905).
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Fig. 11. Piet Mondrian, Geinrust with Two Cows at Water’s Edge (1906).
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Fig. 12. Piet Mondrian, Row of Eleven Poplars (1907).
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Fig. 13. Piet Mondrian, House on the Gein (1900).
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Fig. 14. Piet Mondrian, Woods near Oele (1908).
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Fig. 15. Piet Mondrian, Row of Eleven Poplars in Red, Yellow, Blue and Green (1908).
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Fig. 16. Piet Mondrian, Evolution (1911).
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Fig. 17. Piet Mondrian, Self-Portrait, Eyes.
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Fig. 18. Piet Mondrian, Upright Sunflower (1908-09).
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Fig. 19. Piet Mondrian, Dying Sunflower I (1908)
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Fig. 20. Piet Mondrian, Metamorphosis: Drying Chrysanthemum (1908).
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Fig. 21. Piet Mondrian, The Winkel Mill in Sunlight (1908).
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Fig. 22. Piet Mondrian, Red Mill (1911).
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Fig. 23. Piet Mondrian, Devotion (1908).
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Fig. 24. Piet Mondrian, Dorpskerk (Village Church): St. Jacob’s Church (1898).
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Fig. 25. Piet Mondrian, Red Tree (1908)
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Fig. 26. Piet Mondrian, Grey Tree (1912).
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Fig. 27. Piet Mondrian, Flowering Appletree (1912).
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Fig. 28. Piet Mondrian, Flowering Trees (1912).
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Fig. 29. Piet Mondrian, Still Life with Ginger Pot I (1911).
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Fig. 30. Piet Mondrian, Still Life with Ginger Pot II (1912).
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Fig. 31. Piet Mondrian, Duinlandschap / Dune Landscape (July-September 1911).
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Fig. 32. Piet Mondrian, Tableau No. 4 / Composition No. VIII / Composite 3
(1913).
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Fig. 33. Piet Mondrian, Tableau No. 2 / Composition No. VII (1913).
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Fig. 34. Piet Mondrian, The Sea / Ocean 1 (1914).
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Fig. 35. Piet Mondrian, Pier and Ocean 5 / Sea and Starry Sky (1915).
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Fig. 36. Piet Mondrian, Composition 10 in Black and White.
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Fig. 37. Piet Mondrian, Study of Trees 1: Study for Tableau No. 2 / Composition
No. VII (1912).
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Fig. 38. Piet Mondrian, Study of Trees 2: Study for Tableau No. 2 / Composition
No. VII (1913).
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Fig. 39. Piet Mondrian, Tableau No. 1 / Composition in Line and Color (1913).
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Fig. 40. Piet Mondrian, Tableau No. 1 / Composition No. 1 / Compositie 7
(1914).
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Fig. 41. Piet Mondrian, Composition No. IV / Compositie 6 (1914).
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Fig. 42. Piet Mondrian, Church Façade 1: Church at Domburg (1914).
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Fig. 43. Piet Mondrian, Church Façade 2 (1914).
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Fig. 44. Piet Mondrian, Tableau III: Composition in Oval (1914).
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Fig. 45. Piet Mondrian, Composition in Oval with Color Planes 1 (1914).
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Fig. 46. Piet Mondrian, Composition in Oval with Color Plane 2 / Composition
in Oval: KUB (1914).
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Fig. 47. Piet Mondrian, Composition1916 (1916).
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Fig. 48. Vart van der Leck, The Storm (1916).
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Fig. 49. Bart van der Leck, Dock Work.
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Fig. 50. Piet Mondrian, Compositie in Kleur A / Composition in Color A (1917).
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Fig. 51. Piet Mondrian, Compositie in Kleur B / Composition in Color B (1917).
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Fig. 52. Piet Mondrian, Composition with Color Planes (1917).
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Fig. 53. Piet Mondrian, Composition with Color Planes and Grey Lines (1918).
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Fig. 54. Piet Mondrian, An untitled and unknown drawing (circa 1918).
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Fig. 55. Piet Mondrian, Composition with Grid 5: Lozenge Composition
with Colors (1919).
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Fig. 56. Piet Mondrian, Tableau 1, with Red, Black, Blue and Yellow (1921).
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Fig. 57. Piet Mondrian, Composition with Red, Blue, Yellow, Black and Gray
(1922).
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Fig. 58. Piet Mondrian, Composition with Blue, Yellow, Red, Black and Gray.
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Fig. 59. Pattern formed by the sequence of pacing in Beckett’s Quad I.