De Stijl was the name of a magazine established in 1917 by the Dutch painter, designer and writer, Theo van Doesburg. In Dutch the phrase 'De Stijl' translates into 'The Style'. The style of art is called Neo- Platicism. Those who were associated with De Stijl showed its distinctive style in their work, which was 'rectangularity and the use of pure colour, the absence of decoration, a belief in abstraction and a humanism that rejected the …showed first 75 words of 2105 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2105 total…Bibliography: ·<Tab/>Stephen Bayley, From easel to machine-De Stijl-Artists of the Bauhaus, Open University press, 1976 ·<Tab/>H.L.C Jaffe , De Stijl - 1917 -1931, Harvard University Press, 1986 ·<Tab/>Paul Overy , De Stijl , Studio vista-dutton pictureback , 1969 ·<Tab/>Nancy J Troy - The De Stijl Environment , The MIT Press , 1983