[Jan 2012] From the Middle East Café, Auckland.
I would have sent them details of the PM-Camel-oriented smoking paraphernalia, but they do not provide links.
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William Warmack Mondrian's Cat, by
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(22nd September 2006)
Red Scharlach
Piet Mondrian's Composition: Hedwig
Image © 2004 Red Scharlach
Source
This is a terrific combination of simplicity and
style. It helps to know that it's an owl, but then the brilliance of the
composition becomes apparent. Red has taken some liberties with Mondrian
structures (the feet in particular) but it nevertheless retains the
essential elements of a real Mondrian. At the top of the picture, the lines
are authentic but nevertheless suggest head and ears.
Reproduced with the permission of the artist.
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(9th July 2002)
Michael Patrick
when the cat "Fluffy" draws
the attention of Piet Mondrian
one of several "cat
classics" by Michael Patrick.
Here's a
link, but the site is rather impenetrable.
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Patricia Bannister from eBay 12th
June 2003 from the
Original mixed watermedia painting by Patricia Bannister, now in a private
collection.
Art the Cat admires art . Being a New Yorker himself, he seems to appreciate
Broadway. I have no idea what Piet Mondrian was thinking of when he painted
this, but to me, and perhaps to Art this is as cheerful a subway transit map
as any I have ever seen.
Piet would have celebrated his 132nd birthday on March 7 if he was still
with us, but wherever he is, I hope he enjoys this whimsical salute.
Broadway is an open edition print, is 4 3/4 x 4 1/4 inches in size, nicely
mounted in a 10 x 8 black textured mat and ready to frame in a style
suitable to your décor. It is printed on genuine Frederix canvas, and I have
applied four layers of UV protectant. It is titled and signed in pencil on
the reverse. A certificate authenticating it as a reproduction of my own
original artwork as well as care instructions is also included. |
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Ross Renwick
The cat above is my favourite, but these are the
reason for starting this page, found on the site of Billy Blue Design and
Writing. The designer is Ross Renwick and you can contact him
here.
Here are Mondrian Dog and
the brilliant Mondrian Snake |

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The two cats at the top are my favourites, but
this has to be the cleverest. |
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(29th Nov 2002)
Viviana
KIDS BUG MONDRIAN ORIGINAL PAINTING BY VC
You are bidding on a original (not a print) painting by
third generation artist Viviana and kids art teacher. You are buying this
artwork straight from the artist. This is from the Famous Artists & Bugs Art
Series and it is a fun way of teaching kids about art and bugs. My son has a
large one in his room and he loves it. Kids love bugs! I'm always thinking
of ways to teach kids that art can be fun. This painting is titled "Mondrian
Bugs Me". This a Mondrian like painting with a (plastic) cockroach on it.
It is 8 x10 acrylic, plastic hand painted museum quality roach on canvas
panel. The painting is signed on the front and titled and dated on the back.
It is framed in a black frame, that can be placed on a table or hung. La
cucaracha wants to come home with you.
It would make a great gift for a child, from the age of 1 to 92 and has
double educational value. I ship FedEx ground as soon as payment is received
in US, International buyers email me for shipping costs. Multiple purchases
will be combined to save on shipping. View my other weird & wacky works and
artwork by children. |
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(26th June 2002)
Gilles Tran
Mondrian Caterpillar
Found on a super French site
here.
It is a series of images and (the beginnings of) associated stories.
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(17th June 2002)
Bob Ebdon
Here's a cleverly different
take from Bob Ebdon from Nottingham (England). He specialises in
drawings of pets. See his site
here. |
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(11th Nov 2002)
Tom Nuzum
eBay
“Post Mondrian” 19”x17” Acrylic on Canvas © 2002 By
Tom Nuzum Part of a series of works called “In the Key of Canis Minor”. The
title of the series refers to the influence of a small American Toy Terrier
and his successor (Gorky and Corky) have had upon Nuzum. These animals
appear as both actors and witnesses in the theater of existence. The Terrier
functions simultaneously as a primal food consuming organism and a screen
upon which elements of human culture and historical consciousness are
projected. Please feel free to contact the Ezair Gallery if we can provide
you with any additional information about the artist or this painting.
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“Broadway Boogie Doggie”
19”x17” Acrylic on Canvas © 2002 By Tom Nuzum Part of a series of works
called “In the Key of Canis Minor”. The title of the series refers to the
influence of a small American Toy Terrier and his successor (Gorky and
Corky) have had upon Nuzum. These animals appear as both actors and
witnesses in the theater of existence. The Terrier functions simultaneously
as a primal food consuming organism and a screen upon which elements of
human culture and historical consciousness are projected. In this painting
Gorky has lain down to sleep after getting tangled up in some colored tape.
The work pays homage to Mondrian’s famous work, ‘Broadway Boogie Woogie.
Please feel free to contact the Ezair Gallery if we can provide you with any
additional information about the artist or this painting.
I asked permission to show
these two works from Tom Nuzum but did not receive a reply. I will remove
them if requested. |
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(20th Mar 2003)
This is from the book Mutts of the Masters,
by Michael Patrick, more details here. |
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Bruce Lauritzen
Mondrian's horse
Link
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(20th Jan 2003)
KHRYS
OUTSIDER ART Black Cat MONDRIAN Retro SHAG
Signed and dated original acrylic painting "Mondrian the
Black Cat" by self-representing artist KHRYS. This one of a kind pop art
painting is on high quality acid-free 9 by 12 inch, 140 lb. watercolor paper
and will look great in the home of any cat lover or art lover.
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(29th Jan 2002)
My apologies to the artist. I
did not make a note of the name.
Hi there! Let me tell you a
little bit about my background. I've been painting since I was old enough to
lift a crayon. I was involved in art throughout high school, painting
various mustangs (our mascot) on just about everything I could get my hands
on! I went on to college and graduated in 1996 with a BA in Graphic Design
and a concentration in color theory, but my main interest has been web
design.
In July of 2000, I decided I wanted to get my hands dirty and I started
painting again. I love surreal and fun paintings, the more color the better.
I also have a love for pez, so you may see a few pez show up in my
paintings. I hope you enjoy my work as much as I've enjoyed painting them!
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(21st
Jun 2002)
Alexander
CalderAfter years of ignoring
Calder, I have added three of his pictures this month,
this one only because it is vaguely animalian.
Alexander
Calder (after): Beastie, 1974/75
The lithograph in color from a set of 6 lithographs called "Flying Colors"
were created for the Braniff company in 1973 with designs by the American
artist Alexander Calder. This print is called "Beastie." It was printed on
Arches Paper. Alexander Calder's designs were used for a mural painted on a
DC 8-62 jet, commissioned by Braniff and completed in October 1973. Each
print is embossed with the stamp of the “Flying Colors Collection.”
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(7th Dec 2001)
A. Delgado
You're bidding on a charming 14" x 18" acrylic on canvas titled "Dog House
Running" by Los Angeles artist A. Delgado. He's a dog! He's a house! He's
both! Whimsical and soothing, with beautifully chosen colors and a subtle
nod to Mondrian. Great addition to - or beginning of - your art collection! |
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(15 Jan 2002)
This isn't quite a Mondrian -
I'm not sure what it is - is this Eames?
Anyway, here's the story,
This beautiful poster was issued at Downtown Disney to mark the 25th
Festival of Masters Art weekend November 10,11, and 12, 2000. It shows
images of Mickey in six different classic art styles: Dali, Calder,
Mondrian, Picasso, and…. who’s the artist who does the spatters?

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(18th June 2002)
Corinna Heumann
Description:
Corinna Heumann, "Mickey Meets Mondrian", 2002, Acrylic on canvas
Notes: A Pop twist fusing various icons from the history of art
Condition: Mint condition
Measurements: 24 X 24 inches
Number of items in listing: 1
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(22nd
Feb 2002)
Mondrian Cow
found in the Google
image collection
Cows on Parade
Mondrian AKA The Partridge Family Bus-
link
I might have to make
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(22nd
Apr 2002)
I have recently discovered what this Cow Parade thing is all about.
There's a link here. There are good
and bad cows with marvellous and terrible names. There also seem to be two
makers of these things, and those which are readily available do not include
Moondrian and Broadway Boogie Woogie. This is a shame, as I would really
like to get hold of these. The third is Mooma, which is
available. I have just (Aug 02) bought a "plush" Mooma as these are cheaper
to buy and ship to England (and lack the rather unMondrianesque wheel).
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(1st July 2002)
M. Blair Ligon
Boogie-Woogie Wolf
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(11th Aug 2002)
Hardly original and not
terribly well executed, but in it goes.
Artistic
Decorator CM Saddlebred SM MONDRIAN!
This auction is for a Breyer SM American Saddlebred that I have Customized
into, Mondrian! (pronounced: Moan-dree-on)
This guy is one of those interesting, and one-of-a-kind pieces that you
don't want to miss! He'd be great as a conversation piece on your shelf...
and I'm SURE he'd stand out in the show ring! He's quite an eye-catcher!
Originally sculpted by Kathleen Moody, Mondrian is inspired by and named
after the abstract artist, Piet Mondrian. An artist active in the 1930s,
Piet Mondrian was Dutch and cofounded the group of artists who named
themselves "De-Stijl" painters. They promoted utopian ideals and believed in
the birth of a new age in the wake of WWI. [snip]
It seemed fitting to me for Mondrian's ideals of balance and perfection to
be expressed on one of nature's most beautiful forms; that of the horse! Of
course, Mondrian's seems have been sanded, logo removed and ears, and
nostrils carved out. He is painted in acrylic paints, and sealed in Krylon
matte finish. His eyes are also tri-colored brown.
Having never competed in a Live Show, it's hard for me to judge what is Live
Show Quality (LSQ) versus Photo Show Quality (PSQ). However, I do believe he
could hold his own in the Live Show ring. It's getting more and more
difficult for me to decide to sell my horses. But, I need the money to
support my model horse habit (and upcoming school expenses... so look for
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2 here
from
Elizabeth
Mukerji. You can visit her site,
MidPoint Gallery |
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(18th July 2002)
Elizabeth
Mukerji
Mondrian Dog
You are bidding on an original, Limited Edition, Fine Art
Print by painter, Elizabeth Mukerji. This Limited
Edition Art Print, will come to you signed by the artist and numbered.
Printed directly from the Original "Dogs as Artists " Series by
Artist Elizabeth Mukerji. This hand-signed,and
numbered limited edition collector's print would make a great gift.
This piece measures LARGE 13" X 19" Printed
on Gallery quality, heavy, mat finish, archival stable watercolor paper,
therefore, making it near impossible to tell the print from the original
painting.
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(30th July 2001)
Blue Mondrian
"He might not know
"Art" ... but he knows what he likes."You are bidding on
an Original Watercolor/Oil Painting by Elizabeth Mukerji, a Neo
Expressionist painter. This original signed painting is painted on 400
series, Winsor & Newton, 140 lb. cold press, acid free paper, ready to
be matted and framed. The dimensions are 23.5" X 18" Un-framed.
(The actual painted image dimensions are LARGE
20" X 14".)
Retail Value: $350.00 |
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(15th June 2002)
Elly Simmons
These keep coming up on eBay.
I never liked it much, but now we have an animals page, it had better go in.
Beautiful high quality
art print :
Mondrian (1994) by Elly Simmons
Printed on number 1-grade 10 point cover-weight paper, perfect for mounting
or framing. Fits a standard 8" x 10" frame. Mint condition.
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