• The Light and the Sharpness (1935)

    The Light and the Sharpness (1935)

    Paul Klee

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  • Dominated Group (1933)

    Dominated Group (1933)

    Paul Klee

    $22.00+
  • Movement Of Vaulted Chambers (1915)

    Movement Of Vaulted Chambers (1915)

    Paul Klee

    $22.00+
  • Edelklippe (1933)

    Edelklippe (1933)

    Paul Klee

    $22.00+
  • Two Heads (1932)

    Two Heads (1932)

    Paul Klee

    $22.00+
  • The Clown Pyramidal (1929)

    The Clown Pyramidal (1929)

    Paul Klee

    $22.00+
  • Flat Landscape (1924)

    Flat Landscape (1924)

    Paul Klee

    $22.00+
  • Temple Gardens (1920)

    Temple Gardens (1920)

    Paul Klee

    $22.00+
  • Heroic Bow Strokes (1938)

    Heroic Bow Strokes (1938)

    Paul Klee

    $22.00+
  • Comedian Flyer (1938)

    Comedian Flyer (1938)

    Paul Klee

    $22.00+
  • Candlestick (1937)

    Candlestick (1937)

    Paul Klee

    $22.00+
  • Athlete's Head (1932)

    Athlete's Head (1932)

    Paul Klee

    $22.00+
Paul Klee

Paul Klee

Paul Klee, born on December 18, 1879 in Münchenbuchsee, Switzerland, was an artist whose style is difficult to pigeonhole. He was a painter, draftsman, and art theorist, and his works include influences from expressionism, cubism, and surrealism. Klee was a master of color and form who knew how to bring his inner world to canvas in a way that was both profound and playful. He received his art training at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, where he became friends with Wassily Kandinsky and later became a member of the artist group Der Blaue Reiter.

After his service in World War I, which left a deep impression on him, Klee developed a unique style that reflected his personal experiences and his view of the world. He became a teacher at the Bauhaus, the famous German art school, where he further developed his theories on color and form. Despite his Swiss origins, Klee's art was considered "degenerate" by the Nazis, and he was forced to leave Germany in 1933. He returned to Switzerland, where he lived and worked in Muralto until his death on June 29, 1940.

Interesting fact:

Paul Klee was a passionate musician who often said that music had a profound effect on his art. He played several instruments, including violin, and viewed music as a parallel world to painting. This musical passion is reflected in many of his works, in which he attempted to visually represent musical principles and rhythms.

Important works of art & pictures by Paul Klee:

  • The Goldfish, 1925
  • Senecio, 1922
  • Castle and Sun, 1928
  • Twittering Machine, 1922
  • Ad Parnassum, 1932
  • A comet in the sky of a city, 1918
  • The Saint of the Inner Light, 1921
  • Red and white domes, 1914
  • The Path of the Garden, 1921
  • Angelus Novus, 1920

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