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Paul Klee

  • Paul Klee, Übermut Exubérance, 1939, oil and color glue paint on paper on hessian canvas (courtesy Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern)

    The Tender Playfulness of Paul Klee

    via: Hyperallergic
  • Abstract Critical: Round-up

    via: PT Blog
  • (detail) Paul Klee, Static-Dynamic Intensification, 1923 (Metropolitan Museum of

    The Social Art of Paul Klee

    via: Abstract Critical
  • (detail) Paul Klee, Walpurgis Night, 1935, gouache on cloth laid on wood, 508 ×

    Paul Klee and The Naked Perhaps

    via: Brooklyn Rail
  • (detail) Paul Klee, Angelus Novus, 1920, oil transfer and watercolor on paper, 1

    Paul Klee: Intimacy and Spectacle

    via: A Year of Positive Thinking
  • Paul Klee, Flower Bed (Blumenbeet), 1913, oil on cardboard, 11 1/8 × 13 1/4 inch

    Paul Klee: Making Visible

    via: London Review of Books
  • Paul Klee, Fire at Full Moon, 1933 (Museum Folkwang, Essen, Germany)

    Paul Klee at the Bauhaus

    via: Tate Blog
  • (detail) Paul Klee, New Harmony (Neue Harmonie), 1936, (Solomon R. Guggenheim Mu

    New Harmony: Abstraction Between the Wars

    via: Art Observed
  • Paul Klee, Oriental Pleasure Garden, 1925, oil on cardboard (courtesy of the Met

    Late Klee @ the Met

    via: Art Observed

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