Showing 9 artworks with Paul Klee and with Expressionism Style
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Explore Paul Klee’s ‘Dance of Moth’ (1923). A dynamic abstract composition featuring layered lines & geometric forms – a key work in his Expressionist style.
The color palette is warm and earthy, primarily featuring shades of orange, red, yellow, brown, and beige. There are also touches of blue, green, and purple interspersed throughout the mosaic, adding subtle complexity.
Inspired by music and featuring a symbolic red triangle, ‘Ghost Rider Late in the Evening’ exemplifies Klee's innovative approach to visual representation.
Explore Paul Klee’s ‘Southern Tunisian Gardens’! A vibrant 1919 abstract oil painting showcasing geometric shapes & color. Discover this masterpiece at The Met!
Explore 'The Festival of the Asters' by Paul Klee – a layered abstract masterpiece blending Expressionism & color theory. Discover its textured, dreamlike quality.
Klee's exploration of color theory and Bauhaus principles is evident in this evocative piece.
Paul Klee’s ‘Angel Applicant’: A surreal watercolor exploring loneliness & mystery. Cubist figures, moon, clouds – a dreamlike expressionistic masterpiece.