Fruta suspendida
1921
Paul Klee transforms a simple still life into a floating geometric dreamscape here. Instead of realistic apples, we see glowing terracotta triangles, diamonds, and circles suspended against a deep black void, looking almost like a constellation of fruit in outer space. Created during his early years teaching at the Bauhaus school, this piece reflects his obsession with breaking nature down into its basic, rhythmic building blocks.
- Technique
- Watercolor and ink on paper
- Material
- Paper
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