Klee


An introduction to the work of Paul Klee.


Douglas Hall


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Overview
  • One of a series of introductory books on the great masters and movements in art
  • This volume on Klee contains an extensive essay, 48 full-page colour plates, and is accompanied by extensive notes and comparative illustrations
  • Provides incomparable value
  • Highly regarded for its insight and authority



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About the book

Few artists of this century have exercised so wide an influence as Paul Klee (1879-1940). He was one the most inventive and prolific of the modern masters, working in a dozen different styles, each of which he made uniquely his own, so that a work from his brush is unmistakable in any style/ The forty-eight full-page colour plates in this book illustrate the unparalleled way in which he combined unrivalled imaginative gifts with supreme technical and formal proficiency, from the playfulness of such early pictures as Red and White Domes to the more threatening, bitter satire of the later work.

Accompanying the plates are extensive notes and an authoritative introduction, which discusses Klee’s life and the development of this thought and achievement. Douglas Hall's essay on the artist has been revised and expanded for this edition, to make it an invaluable introduction to an extraordinary painter.




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