The artwork titled “Cover of ‘Three lectures about the new art'” was created by Theo van Doesburg in 1919. It is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and belongs to the genre of design.
The artwork features a stylized and ornate design typical of the Art Nouveau movement. The cover displays the title and author’s name, “Theo van Doesburg,” in prominent red lettering centered within an elaborate frame. The frame exhibits intricate scrollwork and decorative elements, creating a harmonious balance between text and ornamentation. The predominant colors are shades of green and off-white, with red accents that draw attention to the text. The border includes additional text in green, indicating the publication’s details in Dutch. Overall, the design reflects the elegance and attention to detail characteristic of Art Nouveau.
