Paul Klee

A playful dance of yellow and brown grids meets whimsical organic symbols in this 1937 abstract masterpiece by Paul Klee, inviting you to bring a touch of surrealist harmony into your personal art collection.

Colourful Group

Discover Paul Klee (1879-1940): Swiss-German artist blending Expressionism, Cubism & Surrealism. Explore his color theory, Bauhaus influence, and playfully insightful art.

Paul Klee

1935

Evening Shows

Explore Paul Klee’s mesmerizing 'Evening Shows,' a surreal portrait blending blues and reds—a testament to Expressionist sensibilities from 1935. Admire this evocative artwork and bring its captivating abstraction into your home.

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Tighter Rhythms And Freer

Explore Paul Klee’s expressive abstraction in ‘Tighter rhythms and freer,’ a vibrant Swiss Expressionist masterpiece blending geometric squares with bold colors—red, blue, orange—to evoke an emotional resonance that invites contemplation and adds beauty to any home.

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With The Eagle

Paul Klee’s ‘With the Eagle’ showcases a striking eye motif amidst geometric forms, reflecting his exploration of perception and emotion—a hallmark of Expressionism. Discover more about Klee's legacy at Zentrum Paul Klee and explore similar artworks like Static-Dynamic Gradation.

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Wall Chart

Paul Klee’s ‘Wall Chart,’ an Expressionist masterpiece from 1937, captivates with its rhythmic crimson squares and rectangles—a testament to his exploration of color theory and musical inspiration. Discover the beauty of abstraction and bring this iconic artwork home.

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1933

The Future Man

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Abstract Trio

Paul Klee’s ‘Abstract Trio,’ painted in 1937, showcases Bauhaus-inspired geometric abstraction with luminous watercolor washes and harmonious figures amidst a circular composition. Explore this meditation on form and color – a timeless piece to own.

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Measured Fields

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Idea And Bauhaus Structure

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Death Of The Idea

This graphite pencil sketch by Paul Klee exemplifies his signature style, blending Expressionism with geometric abstraction. Dominated by intersecting lines and a monochromatic grey scheme, it conveys a sense of decay and explores themes of artistic inspiration through its sparse composition.

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The Singer L. As Fiordiligi

Paul Klee’s evocative portrait captures Fiordiligi's contemplative gaze amidst textured fabric—a masterful blend of Expressionist emotion and Cubist form from the artist’s influential Swiss period, inviting you to experience this timeless masterpiece.

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Meeting Place

Paul Klee’s "Meeting Place" captures a serene forest scene in muted blues and ochres, reflecting the artist's Bauhaus influence and emotional depth from 1940. Discover this beautiful artwork and bring its tranquil harmony into your space.

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Yellow Succumbs

Paul Klee’s "Yellow Succumbs" presents a striking geometric abstraction of a man in a yellow suit against a stark black background, embodying Expressionist anxieties and resilience from 1937-40. Explore this evocative artwork and discover its layered symbolism.

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Destruction And Hope

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