PIET MONDRIAN Composition (no. III) blanc-jaune, 1971

This vintage exhibition poster was created for the Piet Mondrian Centennial Exhibition, held at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum from October 8 through December 12, 1971, commemorating the centenary of the birth of Piet Mondrian.

The poster features one of Mondrian’s iconic geometric abstractions, Composition (No. III) blanc-jaune (also known as Composition with Red, Yellow, and Blue), painted between 1935 and 1942. This celebrated work exemplifies Mondrian’s mature style—defined by a rigorous balance of vertical and horizontal lines, primary colors, and a reduction of form to its essential structure. The painting is held in the collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

Issued in conjunction with this important retrospective, the poster reflects the enduring influence of Mondrian’s vision and the Guggenheim’s role in presenting key modernist movements to a broader audience. Printed during the pre-digital poster era, it embodies the clarity, precision, and quality associated with exhibition posters of the period.

A highly collectible piece for admirers of De Stijl, modernist abstraction, and museum exhibition posters.

Framing available upon request.