In the exhibition 'The World of Piet Mondrian', you will discover all facets of the artist. Such as his iconic work, his spiritual formation, his interests and friends. Fun and educational for young and old.
Discover Mondrian
The Mondrian House, museum in the centre of Amersfoort, is the birthplace of artist Piet Mondrian (1872-1944). Here you can discover how his work gradually changed from realistic landscapes to abstract compositions with the characteristic lines and planes. Immerse yourself in his dynamic life and travel with him from Amersfoort to Winterswijk, from Amsterdam via Paris to London and finally to New York. During the journey, you will get to know the artist in all his facets, discover his iconic work, his spiritual formation, his interests and friends. In a video installation, Mondrian's artistic development passes you by.
Experience Mondrian
On Rue du Départ in Paris, Piet Mondrian created many of his progressive abstract compositions in the 1920s. In his full-size reconstructed studio, you will experience how the artist completely shaped his own living and working space. You will experience New York through the eyes of the artist himself. In 3D, you experience his artistic quest that led to his absolute masterpiece, the Victory Boogie Woogie.
Do Mondrian
Have you been inspired by Mondrian? Finish your visit in the DIY studio and create your own work of art! Besides assignments you can do independently, there are also regular workshops for families and children. Special programmes and tailor-made packages are available for schools and groups.
Also to be seen
Besides the permanent exhibition on Mondrian, the Mondrian House also has temporary exhibitions. Currently, the exhibition On the Gein.
The Mondrian House Amersfoort is an experience for young and old and a fun and educational outing for everyone.
"Great experience. If you want to know more about Mondrian's life, this is the place!"
Rob van Voorst on Google Review
"Something I have long wanted and needed to do, a visit to the Mondrian House. The city centre is also beautiful by the way. What I particularly enjoyed was that exhibition of early art. You see the emergence of abstraction in his work happening before your eyes. Wonderful to be able to experience the personal background, the insight into his life's journey and the spaces he moved into. Throughout this experience, a nice variety of (visual) techniques are used in the mode of exhibition."
David Sluijs on Google Review