脅す頭
1905
Imagine having a literal monster on your mind—that's exactly what Paul Klee depicts here. A stern, wide-eyed man with hoop earrings stares intensely at the viewer while a bizarre, lizard-like creature with antlers digs its claws into his scalp. Created in 1905 during Klee's early period, this piece (titled 'Drohendes Haupt' or 'Threatening Head') is full of dark, satirical humor. It captures a moment of Expressionist anxiety, showing a burdened mind long before Klee switched to the colorful, geometric abstractions he is most famous for today.
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