Striped currents, a mosaic hill town and a polyphonic city of colour

Paul Klee (1879–1940) was one of the most inventive and intellectually rich artists of the 20th century — a Bauhaus master, theorist, and painter whose work ranges from the whimsically figurative to the rigorously abstract. His paintings and watercolours — grids, arrows, musical notations, childlike marks, ancient hieroglyphs — are simultaneously playful and profound, operating at the intersection of music, language, philosophy, and form. His Pedagogical Sketchbook remains one of the essential texts of art theory. Klee's work is held in every major modern art collection worldwide.

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