De Stijl

De Stijl (1917–1931). A Dutch periodical of art and esthetics edited by Theo Van Doesburg until his premature death, De Stijl was commonly considered the most influential avant-garde art magazine of its time, representing not just Dutch Constructivism but a rationalist approach to art and society. Its title, meaning “the style,” is pronounced (in English) as, roughly, “duh style.” Among the member-contributors were Piet Mondrian , Georges Vantongerloo , El Lissitzky , George Antheil , Jean/Hans…