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Stijl

British  
/ staɪl /

noun

  1. See De Stijl

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The Weinstein movie was championed on a right-wing populist Dutch blog, Geen Stijl.

From New York Times

Designs for contemporary art galleries have stayed relatively unchanged for the past century, with most dealers favoring a rigid “white cube” style harking back to when artists from the de Stijl and Bauhaus sought to minimize distractions.

From New York Times

The painting epitomizes the primary colors and geometric rigidity of the de Stijl movement that Mondrian helped define.

From New York Times

She described CBS as a “mini atelier/art school” where designers were “blessed with an amazing library of new and vintage art and design books and had access to magazines like vintage Gebrauchs-Grafik, Life and Fortune. We were looking at Cassandre, Herbert Bayer, Italian Futurism, Russian Constructivism and De Stijl for inspiration.”

From Washington Post

“We were looking at Cassandre, Herbert Bayer, Italian Futurism, Russian Constructivism and de Stijl for inspiration.”

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