The painting genre, "Neoplasticism" which was founded in Holland in 1917, remained in the foreground until its main character, Dutchman Piet Mondrian passed away in New York in 1944.
Fashion king YSL briefly used it in the late 1960s until it fell into disuse - until now.
Dutchman - and Peoria resident Arthur Benjamins has revived the movement and given it its own new and exiting direction.
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Neoplasticism revival
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The painting genre, "Neoplasticism" which was founded in Holland in 1917, remained in the foreground until its main character, Dutchman Piet Mondrian passed away in New York in 1944.
Fashion king YSL briefly used it in the late 1960s until it fell into disuse - until now.
Dutchman - and Peoria resident Arthur Benjamins has revived the movement and given it its own new and exiting direction.
Depicted with one of his neoplastic paintings, named, "Invitation", he is well on his way to re-introduce this movement back into the United States.
He has been invited to exhibit his new range of works at the forthcoming West Coast Artists, Palm Springs exhibition at the Francis Stevens Park from 21st-22nd March.
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