Showing 7 artworks with Paul Klee and with artwork date before 1913 and with artwork date after 1903
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Paul Klee
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-1913
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1903+
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- Swiss Artist
- Paul Klee
- Abstract Art
- Watercolor Painting
- Modern Art
- Color Theory
- Bauhaus Influence
- Expressionism
- Geometric Abstraction
- Geometric Shapes
- Symbolism
- Organic Shapes Plant Forms
- Art Reflection
- Symbolic Imagery
- Fine Art Expressionism
- Dynamic Composition
- Surreal Dreamscape
- 1913 Painting
- Sun Painting
- Vintage Art
- Geometric Forms
- Artist Observation
- Cubist Influence
- Magnetic Treatment Plants
- Floral Still Life
- Anthropomorphic Birds
- Geometric Drawing Style
- Minimal Color Palette Beige
- Watering Can
- Cubist Elements
- Abstract Color Blocks
- Hatching Technique
- Fluid Lines
- Expressionism Art
- Flower Stand
- Color Palette
- Visual Design
- Cubism Influence
- Leonardo Da Vinci Legacy
- Charcoal Drawing
- Vibrant Colors
- Expressionist Influence
- Bern Museum Collection
- Monochromatic Grayscale
- Avant-Garde Drawing Technique
- Renzo Piano Building
- Klee Notebooks
- Expressionist Style
- 1912 Artwork
- Surrealism
Explore Paul Klee's evocative watercolor 'Street Lamps,' showcasing geometric abstraction and subtle surrealism—a captivating glimpse into the artist’s vision of urban landscapes.
Two anthropomorphic birds in formal attire create an unsettling dreamscape in this 1908 charcoal drawing by Paul Klee, a surrealist masterpiece inviting you to explore the depths of early abstraction.
Muted earthy tones with subtle washes of pale blue.
Delve into the artistic brilliance of Paul Klee's 'Apparatus for Magnetic Treatment of Plants,' a seminal surrealist drawing characterized by geometric precision, muted color palettes, and symbolic exploration. Discover its influence on modern art and its enduring presence at Zentrum Paul Klee.