Abstract Art Mondrian "Trafalgar Square" negative Tote Bag

A modern abstract art design, stylish and minimal, that follows closely the lines of Piet Mondrian's "Trafalgar Square" (but instead of black lines on a white surface it's the opposite). In September 1938 the artist moved from Paris to London to escape the threat of a German invasion. There he made Trafalgar Square, the first in a series of paintings titled after locations in cities that gave him refuge during World War II. Small planes of primary colors (red, yellow, blue) vibrate within black perimeters. Color segments expand across two rectangular fields in the larger black grid, and thickened blocks of black function as both line and plane.