- Doesburg.
Neoplasticism advocated for a
purified abstract art, by
applying a set of
elementary art principles. Thus, a
painting that
adhered to
neoplastic art...
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primary cancer and this is
classed as a
cancer of
unknown primary origin.
Neoplastic tumors are
often heterogeneous and
contain more than one type of cell...
- ˈstaɪl/, Dutch: [də ˈstɛil]; "The Style"),
incorporating the
ideas of
Neoplasticism, was a
Dutch art
movement founded in 1917 in Leiden,
consisting of artists...
- This
leads to an
inflammatory response,
hence the
alternative names neoplastic meningitis (NM),
malignant meningitis, or
carcinomatous meningitis. The...
- Pseudo-Cushing's
syndrome or non-
neoplastic hypercortisolism is a
medical condition in
which patients display the signs, symptoms, and
abnormal cortisol...
- Mondrian's use, nor with the
movement he termed, in
French and English, "
Neoplasticism."
Sculpture is three-dimensional
artwork created by
shaping or combining...
-
Chemotherapy is the
treatment of
cancer with one or more
cytotoxic anti-
neoplastic drugs (chemotherapeutic agents) as part of a
standardized regimen. The...
- In
molecular biology and genetics,
transformation is the
genetic alteration of a cell
resulting from the
direct uptake and
incorporation of
exogenous genetic...
-
realism Dada
Dansaekhwa Danube school Dau-al-Set De
Stijl (also
known as
Neoplasticism)
Deconstructivism Didacticism Digital art
Ecological Art Environmental...
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intermediate phase of Mondrian's
painting career from
Hague School Realism to
Neoplasticism. The
painting was
acquired by Yale in 1972 (Accession 1972.93), donated...
