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IdeelArt IdeelArt is a curated online gallery offering 3000+ original abstract artworks delivered directly from the artist studio. But we’re an online gallerist.
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Enjoy free, fully insured worldwide delivery and peace of mind for every purchase with our exclusive 30-day return policy. At IdeelArt, you’ll find work by some of the greatest abstract artists in the world, available for you to buy in just a few clicks. You can also read entertaining and inspiring stories from leaders in the contemporary abstract art world. All of this makes us an online gallery.

So there’s more…

IdeelArt also actively represents artists, much like a traditional bricks and mortar gallery. We provide powerful online support to our represented artists by ensuring their visibility is increased on the most influential social networks, art marketplaces and non-commercial platforms. "We’re a trusted source of inspiration
for contemporary abstract art buyers." Our research shows that online art buyers are looking for choice, transparency, certainty and security:

Choice

At IdeelArt, you’ll find an up-to-date selection of at least 20 carefully selected pieces of artwork for every represented artist we display. Transparency

At IdeelArt, we don’t believe in hiding anything. All our knowledge and prices are completely transparent to help you make the right choice. No intermediaries; no complex theories; just simple, straightforward and relevant information about the artists and their work. Certainty

At IdeelArt, we provide peace of mind. Before you buy anything, you can see the artwork installed in a room. After you’ve made a purchase, we give you an entire 30 days (more than twice what is required by law) to decide if you like it. Frame it; install it; show it off to your guests; if you’re not happy with your new artwork within 30 days of your purchase, you’re covered by our return and refund policy. Security

At IdeelArt, you’re buying artwork directly from the artists’ studios via our secure payment gateway, so you can rest assured that the piece you’re acquiring is 100% original. All artwork is signed and delivered with an invoice raised directly by the artist, providing you with an additional proof of authenticity. We’re a trusted source of credibility
for artists. IdeelArt is a curated online gallery. The artists we display have been carefully selected from a large number of abstract artists. While the criterion to join is flexible, represented artists are usually mid-career and established with work already present in famous public/corporate collections, museums, and/or actively represented by at least one reputed gallery.

by Pierre MuckensturmPierre Muckensturm is a French abstract painter and print maker. His visual language is one of ha...
27/05/2026

by Pierre Muckensturm

Pierre Muckensturm is a French abstract painter and print maker. His visual language is one of harmony, calm and timelessness built around softly textured surfaces and a muted, black and white palette.

In his recent works, the artist embraces a radical simplification of his practice, giving prominence to residual spaces, voids, and the unpainted or unrealized. His conceptual and meticulously constructed pieces explore the dynamic interplay of predetermined principles, seeking to reveal the impact of the curved line when introduced into rigorously geometric and orthogonal constructions.

Explore the full collection of Pierre Muckensturm's prints - ideelart.com!

27/05/2026

“Broadway Boogie Woogie” (1943) was one of the final paintings Piet Mondrian created before he died. Austere in some ways, chaotic in others, the painting is simultaneously an image of movement and a picture of energy brought to rest. Mondrian considered it a masterpiece—a perfect expression of his intellectual theories.

For decades, he had attempted to create a universal visual language capable of abstractly communicating the spirit of the Modern Age. He had methodically pared the formal elements of art down to color, shape, and line, and then pared those elements down further to primary colors, rectangles and squares, and horizontal and vertical lines.

Read the full article "The Rhythm of Piet Mondrian's Broadway Boogie Woogie" in our magazine - click the link in bio for direct access!

Colour Orbs by Brent Hallard 🟥🟦🟧Brent Hallard is an Australian-born artist and co-organizer of The Shape of Things. Hi...
25/05/2026

Colour Orbs by Brent Hallard 🟥🟦🟧

Brent Hallard is an Australian-born artist and co-organizer of The Shape of Things. His work is deeply rooted in the fundamentals of art history, especially building on the tendencies of abstraction, minimalism, and color field theories. Working with themes of space and geometry, he manipulates images and challenges the viewer's perception.

These works belong to the ‘Color Orb’ series — a body of paintings that explore the orbital nature of perception through geometric abstraction. Though grounded in a square motif, each work behaves like an “orb” — not as a planetary form but as a field of visual and atmospheric intensity.

The nested squares in these works flirt with the familiar logic of Josef Albers’ Homage to the Square, but in Hallard’s hands, they are pushed toward a different purpose. Here, the structure is less about formal color relationships in isolation, and more about constructing a perceptual field that is both enclosed and leaking — suggesting something simultaneously held and expansive.

Year: 2025

Edition: Unique

Technique: Acrylic on stretched canvas

Size: 61 X 61 X 3.8 cm

Price: £1,800

Discover all the available works by Brent Hallard on our website - ideelart.com - or click the link in bio for direct access!











Deep Time by Janise Yntema /// This work is a sophisticated example of Postmodern Tonalism, where the boundary between a...
20/05/2026

Deep Time by Janise Yntema /// This work is a sophisticated example of Postmodern Tonalism, where the boundary between a traditional landscape and pure abstraction almost entirely dissolves. Executed in oil and mixed media on linen, it carries a luminous, atmospheric quality that feels both ancient and urgent.

Janise Yntema's works illustrate her masterful control of light-perceived-through-pigment, creating a space that feels deeply quiet yet politically charged by the fragility of the environment.

Year: 2025
Edition: Unique
Technique: Oil and mixed media on linen
Size: 170 X 140 cm
Price: £13,250

Discover all the available artworks by Janise Yntema on our website - ideelart.com - or click the link in bio for direct access.

19/05/2026

Georgia O’Keeffe talking about the process that led to the bone paintings. This video excerpt is from a 1977 interview. Shot at her Ghost Ranch and Abiquiú homes in New Mexico when the artist was nearly 90, the footage provides a rare, candid look into her artistic philosophy, personal life, and iconic body of work.

"I do know" by Nikolaos Schizas 🟢Barcelona-based painter Nikolaos Schizas crafts dynamic abstract works that burst wit...
19/05/2026

"I do know" by Nikolaos Schizas 🟢

Barcelona-based painter Nikolaos Schizas crafts dynamic abstract works that burst with vivid color and convey an intense sense of motion and fluidity.

Year: 2026
Edition: Unique
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Size: 101.0 X 81.0 X 4.0 cm
Price: £2,900

Discover all the available works by Nikolaos Schizas on our website - ideelart.com - or click the link in bio for direct access! .

15/05/2026

Agnes Martin talked a lot about happiness. She professed that it was her goal to make paintings that communicate a sense of joy. About happiness specifically, she once said, “There are so many people who don’t know what they want. And I think that, in this world, that’s the only thing you have to know — exactly what you want. … Doing what you were born to do … That’s the way to be happy.” 

Agnes Martin (1912–2004) was a Canadian-American artist, often associated with Minimalism, who pioneered a distinct style of abstract painting focused on tranquil, subtle grids and muted colors. While her work features reductionist, grid-based compositions, she personally identified more with Abstract Expressionism, focusing on expressing joy and innocence.

She once described her grid paintings as being reduced images of rows of trees, which for her represented a vision of joy.

Jean Feinberg is an American abstract painter who uses paint, wood, canvas, and paper to explore the intersection of p...
12/05/2026

Jean Feinberg is an American abstract painter who uses paint, wood, canvas, and paper to explore the intersection of painting and object. Using salvaged wood, she constructs paintings that incorporate sculptural qualities, blurring the lines between 2D and 3D representation.

Inspired by notions of landscape, nature, time, space, and feeling, Feinberg's abstract constructions communicate feelings about the partnership of human-made materialism with more transcendent elements of nature.

The work defies objective reference points, instead evoking meditative qualities and facilitating emotional explorations.

Discover Jean Feinberg's works on our website - ideelart.com!

"I always work out of uncertainty but when a painting's finished it becomes a fixed idea, apparently a final statement. ...
11/05/2026

"I always work out of uncertainty but when a painting's finished it becomes a fixed idea, apparently a final statement. In time though, uncertainty returns... your thought process goes on." - Georg Baselitz 

The art of Georg Baselitz (1938-2026) has been called shocking, controversial and grotesque. It has also been called epic, and among the most internationally influential German art of the past 50 years. His paintings, sculptures and prints nearly always contain recognizable images from the objective world, however ambiguous they may be. And more often than not they overtly reference some political, historical or social subject mater. 

Nonetheless, despite its declarative, often straightforward nature, we consider the art of Georg Baselitz to be fundamentally abstract. To us there is clearly so much more to his work than its subject matter. Even Baselitz seems to not know exactly how deep the layers go. His works seem already to be in the process of asking what they are even before we have a chance to ask. To us they are more than images. They are the living records of an ongoing fight between the past and the present, meaning and nothingness, artist and art.

Read the full article "Why the Art Of Georg Baselitz Is Essentially Abstract?" on our website - ideelart.com - click the link in bio for direct access.

Second photo: Georg Baselitz in his studio in Ammersee. Photograph: © Martin Müller, Berlin

"Wallreliefs Black and White" series by Cristina Ghetti is now available through our gallery.Cristina Ghetti’s work is...
07/05/2026

"Wallreliefs Black and White" series by Cristina Ghetti is now available through our gallery.

Cristina Ghetti’s work is a vibrant exploration of perception, movement, and digital-to-analog translation. In the tradition of art historical movements like Concrete Art, Constructivism, Kinetic Art and Op Art, Ghetti searches for ways to encourage viewers to participate actively with her art.

“I am focused on the evolution of Kinetic Art, especially Op art, where geometry, colour, movement and sound interrelate in the conceptual territory of abstraction, in the context of new technologies and new ways of producing/diffusing the art work.”

Inspired by phenomena such as Synesthesia, in which a person perceives one sense with the tools of another sense, like hearing colour or seeing smell, she creates moments in her sculptures and paintings where the mind is unsure about what kind of sensation it is experiencing. The linear, concentric patterns she employs create what are known as formal redundancies, which are key in creating the illusion of movement.

Discover all the available artworks by Cristina Ghetti on our website - ideelart.com - and various markeplaces (Artsy, 1stDibs, Artnet and others). Click the link in bio for the direct link.

Yves Klein’s Cosmogonies (circa 1960–1961) are experimental paintings created by exposing canvases to natural elements...
04/05/2026

Yves Klein’s Cosmogonies (circa 1960–1961) are experimental paintings created by exposing canvases to natural elements like wind and rain, often while transporting them on the roof of his car. These works, featuring dry pigment in synthetic resin, capture "momentary states of nature" as traces of the environment, embodying Klein's focus on action, impermanence, and the "forces at work" in the universe.

1 - Klein behind the fire wall in the garden of the Museum Haus Lange, Krefeld, January 14, 1961

2 - Yves Klein, photo collage of the three fire fountains originally planned for the garden of the Museum Haus Lange, autumn 1960.

3 - Fire Painting, Untitled (F 97), 1961 - Burnt cardboard on wood

4 - Yves Klein creating the fire painting "The Fire of Hell", Centre d'essai de Gaz de France, Saint-Denis, July 1961

5 - The Fire of Hell (FC 30), 1961 - Dry pigment in synthetic resin on burnt cardboard on wood

6 - Yves Klein creating cosmogonies on the banks of the River Loup, June 23, 1960

7 - Cosmogony of the Storm (COS 34), 1960 - Rain sprayed with dry pigment on paper on cardboard

8 - Wind Paris-Nice (COS 10), 1960 - Dry pigment in synthetic resin on paper

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