The phrase "a piet" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be a misspelling or misinterpretation of "a piece" or "a piquet," depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "Can you hand me a piece of paper?"
Alternatives: "a part" or "a segment."
In 2009 a Piet Mondrian sold for $39 million.
I have always been grateful to Piero della Francesca for not painting a Piet?
Prices range from 15 euros for a printed tea towel from Studio Job to 7,400 euros for a Piet Hein Eek table, pieced together from multicolored salvaged pieces of wood.
I must have the power -- I prefer to think of it as creative freedom -- to trade in our old oval Florence Knoll dining table to a dealer for a Piet Hein super-ellipse without having to get approval.
Another objection, more directly pertinent to DMR, is that anthropologists have tacitly and mistakenly assumed that cultures are rather discrete, homogenous, and static entities rather like the shapes in a Piet Mondrian painting or a checkerboard.
To most people, however (and that includes reporters), such an image looks like either a Piet Mondrian painting or a satellite photo of New York, with intersecting lines defining city blocks and dark areas for public parks.
As logo it had a test tube combined with a microscope: Piet's research could not be symbolized more powerfully.
If she is memorable at all, it is as a footnote to the history of a man, Piet Mondrian.
Jessica Rath's photograph of a cloned apple tree is echoed by an arboreal Piet Hein Eek chandelier; a chair upholstered in Donna Wilson for SCP's playfully patterned Nos Da wool speaks to a nearby mixed-media piece by Nicholas Deshayes; guests visiting the soon-to-open Taschen library can contemplate the Sheets mosaics from the comfort of a Jason Miller sofa.
Bolotowsky was a founder, in 1936, of American Abstract Artists, a group that included Piet Mondrian, Ad Reinhardt and George L. K. Morris.
The first time I saw a Zwarte Piet parade was last year and it was the most disgusting thing I have ever seen.
