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Paul Klee

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Abstract figure of a fire clown in dark brushstrokes over red, framed by olive and green washes, on a cream mount.

Feuer Clown I (Fire Clown)

1921

Small ink drawing by Paul Klee with loose, scratchy abstract forms and cross-hatching across pale paper.

Leiche (Corpse)

1913

Paul Klee's 1923 print showing a stylized face and figure inside a large circle against a grainy dark background.

Der Verliebte (The Loved One)

1923

Line drawing of a winged genius figure carrying a small breakfast tray between two tall arching forms.

A Genius Serves a Small Breakfast (Ein Genius serviert ein kleines Frühstück)

1920

Etching of a bearded bald man beside a severed head, with fine cross-hatched lines, by Paul Klee, 1904.

Perseus (Der Witz hat über das Leid gesiegt) [Perseus-The Triumph of Brain over Body]

1904

Dense abstract etching by Paul Klee with stylized figures, star shapes and textured dark marks on cream paper.

Small World (Kleinwelt)

1914

Etching by Paul Klee of a fragmented garden with stylized plants, abstract figures and crosshatched shading in brown ink.

Garden of Passion (Garten der Leidenschaft)

1913

Loose black-line landscape print on tan paper showing a river, a hillside farmhouse, and trees by Paul Klee.

Blick auf einen Fluss (View on a River)

1912

Abstract etching by Paul Klee with black linear forms and colored washes of stars, circles and triangles on cream paper.

Hope and Destruction (Zerstörung und Hoffnung)

1916

Etching of a hunched, elongated nude figure reaching down from a rock beneath a radiant sun over a dark horizon.

The Monarchist

1904

Etching of two stooped, elongated men facing each other across a rocky landscape with a boulder between them.

Zwei Männer, einander in höherer Stellung vermutend, begegnen sich (Two Men Meet, Each Believing the Other to Be of H…

1903

Pencil sketch of angular stick-like figures in two groups on pale paper, by Paul Klee.

Zwei Gruppen

1929

Lithograph of linear figures, towers and a ladder over muted ochre, mauve and rust color blocks.

Hoffmanneske Szene

1921