Broadway Boogie Woogie was painted by which artist?

• A. Piet Mondrian
• B. Wassily Kandinsky
• C. Jackson Pollock
• D. Andy Warhol

Answer: (A)

Broadway Boogie Woogie embodies a rhythm and structure expressed through a grid of vertical and horizontal lines with blocks of color, a hallmark of Piet Mondrian’s late, tightly controlled abstraction. His grid-based approach, influenced by De Stijl, translates the energy of urban life and music into an organized geometry, showing how order can still feel dynamic. The painting’s lively cadence mirrors the tempo of Broadway, turning motion and sound into color relationships across the canvas. The other artists mentioned pursued different strategies—Kandinsky favored more organic, flowing forms; Pollock built paintings from spontaneous drips and gestures; Warhol highlighted mass culture through repetition and imagery—so this work aligns with Mondrian’s signature abstract grid and restrained palette.