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'May Picture' Wall Art by Paul Klee

This painting is from Klee’s Magic Square series, which grew out of a visit to Tunisia in 1914. Klee embraced the full power of abstraction by fractioning the landscape into squares, which seem to extend beyond the edges of the painting. The squares themselves can be viewed as odd-shaped stones assembled to form a mosaic. The work also reveals Klee’s preoccupation with color theory, which informed his teaching at the Bauhaus.

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A great image for framing behind glass, or block mounting on canvas to create a focal point and conversation piece in any modern art lovers' home.

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'May Picture' Wall Art by Paul Klee

This painting is from Klee’s Magic Square series, which grew out of a visit to Tunisia in 1914. Klee embraced the full power of abstraction by fractioning the landscape into squares, which seem to extend beyond the edges of the painting. The squares themselves can be viewed as odd-shaped stones assembled to form a mosaic. The work also reveals Klee’s preoccupation with color theory, which informed his teaching at the Bauhaus.

Shop more Klee prints here.

A great image for framing behind glass, or block mounting on canvas to create a focal point and conversation piece in any modern art lovers' home.

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