Paul Klee

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Paul Klee

• Fig Tree
• (Values Hues)

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• Southern Garden
• Klees paintings were often abstract
  compositions of color, whose subject could only
  be identified as representational by the
  inclusion of small, scattered, child-like images,
  such as the plants found here in Southern Garden.

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Southern Garden
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• Dream City
• Klee was initially a surrealist, part of a group
  of artists that were influenced by dreams.
• As he developed as an artist, his artworks
  became more abstract.

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• Color was extremely important to Klee when
  painting. His works often showed a vast array of
  tints and shades (lights and darks of a color).

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• Ancient Sound
• One of the most recognizable features of Klees
  artworks was the almost gridlike way in which he
  broke up his pictures.
• Sometimes recognizable images were important
  other times, it was the colors themselves which
  were his only concern (such as here).

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Sinbad the Sailor
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Cliff Landscape with Palm Trees
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Partially Destroyed Palace
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• Two Camels and a Donkey

• Der Vollmond

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Highways and Byways
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Way to the Citadel
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Red and White Domes
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Wallflower