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Geometric Minimal Art

This album features minimalist geometric art. Minimalist art, which emerged in the 1960s, is characterized by the use of simple, repeated geometric shapes and a limited color palette. The aim is to reduce the work to its most essential elements, devoid of decorative details or emotional resonance.

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Timeless Still Lifes

13 artworks

Summer memories

22 artworks

Serene Flowers

7 artworks

Autumn flowers

15 artworks

Modern flowers

13 artworks

Interiors and Nature Through the Seasons

10 artworks

Vincent van Gogh: Dutch Master with a modern twist

31 artworks

Johannes Vermeer: ​​Dutch Master with a modern twist

27 artworks

Bauhaus style

19 artworks

Cityscapes and harbors

13 artworks

Colorful Portraits

10 artworks

Elegant Portraits of Women

16 artworks

Romantic Portraits

9 artworks

Modern Abstract Portraits

18 artworks

Musicians in a colorful setting

22 artworks

Abstract Cubist Portraits

14 artworks

Pop Art and Street Art

5 artworks

Abstract Geometric Artworks

33 artworks

Abstract industrial art

34 artworks

Abstract and Colorful Dancers

6 artworks

Still Lifes, Modern and Abstract

22 artworks

Colorful Botanical Art

41 artworks

Colorful Modern Art

10 artworks

Mediterranean countries of Southern Europe

17 artworks

Modern Abstract Landscapes

12 artworks

Minimal Art Blending Colors

15 artworks

Geometric Minimal Art

13 artworks

Minimalism, Modern Soft Textures

15 artworks

Botanical Minimalist Relief

11 artworks

Minimal Art Abstract Relief

14 artworks

Relief and 3D Art

13 artworks

Minimalist and Abstract

18 artworks

Nostalgic Retro

12 artworks

3D paper art

4 artworks

Art for the eat-in kitchen

21 artworks

Colorful Sea Creatures

24 artworks

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Illustration by Andreas Magnusson