Páscoa branca II
1924
Paul Klee's 'White Easter II' feels like a dreamy, abstract village map drawn by a child with a genius-level understanding of geometry. Created in 1924 during his time teaching at the Bauhaus, Klee blends Expressionist emotion with precise, almost musical structures. The composition is anchored by a sweeping green arch and blocky, brown shapes that resemble little houses with glowing yellow windows, all set against a wash of cool blues and stark whites. It's a playful yet deeply structured piece that shows how Klee turned simple shapes into complex visual poetry.
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