Berglandschap
1923
Paul Klee’s whimsical drawing transforms a mountain scene into a playful, dreamlike map. A strange, long-necked creature with two heads dominates the center, surrounded by jagged peaks, tiny houses, and a cross on the highest summit. Created in 1923 during his time teaching at the Bauhaus, the scribbly lines give the landscape a childlike charm. Klee famously said, 'A line is a dot that went for a walk,' and here, his lines wander freely across the page, blending abstract shapes with recognizable forms to create a unique visual language.
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