concretist

In 1952, she was invited to publish the Zeiten einer Zeichnung series for Spirale, major concretist publishers of the time.

Another concretist in Linien II was Gunnar Aagaard Andersen (1919-1982) who developed socially-oriented sculpture at an international level.

The Concretist movement of the 1950's, based in Sao Paulo, produced one significant artist in the 1960's: Mira Schendel, who evolved a personal mode of abstraction deriving from Paul Klee.

The Romanian poet's work has had its echoes outside Romania: Tonegaru is the subject of a concretist poem by Brazilian author Manuel Bandeira, titled Homanagem a Tonegaru ("Homage to Tonegaru").

He started painting façades of houses in a highly stylized and colorful manner (these paintings were later named the "historical façades" by art critics) and this recurrent theme became pervasive all through the 1950s, after a brief "concretist" period (even though the artist himself never acknowledged being part of the concretist movement as such).