Nancy J. Troy uncovers commodity culture in Mondrian's legacy

From Yves St. Laurent's famed shift dresses to hotel décor, furniture and even jigsaw puzzles, among other "Mondriana," Dutch artist Piet Mondrian's imagery has become ubiquitous in consumer culture.  Through a study of the interplay between consumerism and the work of Mondrian, Stanford art historian Nancy J. Troy uncovers how social forces shaped the artist's legacy.