Paul Klee (1879–1940) was one of the most original and influential figures of twentieth-century modernism. Closely associated with the Bauhaus and the European avant-garde, he developed a highly personal approach that brought together abstraction, symbolism, music and close observation of the natural world.
Klee’s visual language is characterised by delicate lines, geometric structures and carefully balanced areas of colour. His works often combine playful, childlike forms with complex ideas, creating compositions that appear poetic and spontaneous while remaining thoughtfully constructed.
Working across painting, drawing and printmaking, Klee continually experimented with technique and visual expression. His works on paper reveal the precision, imagination and subtle humour at the centre of his practice, securing his place among the most distinctive artists of modern art.
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