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When Mondrian was off the grid

At Margate's Turner Contemporary, you can see the surprising beginnings of his style. To witness the paintings of his more famous De Stijl period you’ll have to catch the Mondrian and his Studios show at Tate Liverpool

Mondrian's 'Evening; Red Tree' (1908) [Getty Images/Shutterstock/iStock/Alamy]

  • Mondrian and Colour

    Turner Contemporary, Margate, until 21 September

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