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    A visionary of modern art, Paul Klee fused colour and form to create deeply expressive works that transcended traditional artistic boundaries. His unique style, blending abstraction and surrealism, sought to evoke emotional and intellectual responses, highlighting the limitless possibilities of artistic expression beyond mere representation

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    Midcentury Set of 3 Art Prints
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    White Framed Polyphonically 1930 by Paul Klee Gelato
    White Framed Polyphonically 1930 by Paul Klee
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    Untitled 1914 by Paul Klee Gelato
    Untitled 1914 by Paul Klee Gelato
    Untitled 1914 by Paul Klee
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    Comedians Handbill by Paul Klee
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    Southern Gardens 1919 by Paul Klee Gelato
    Southern Gardens 1919 by Paul Klee Gelato
    Southern Gardens 1919 by Paul Klee
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    Paul Klee: Expressionism & Cubist Art At Its Sharpest

    ‘Art does not reflect what is seen, rather it makes the hidden visible.’

    Born in 1879, Paul Klee was a Swiss-born German artist whose fine lines are credited with ‘shaping’ the influence of cubism, impressionism and surrealism in modern art through the early and mid-20th century, until his death in 1940. Some of his most famous works include the Paul Klee ‘Red Balloon’ print and ‘Fish Magic.’

    Quoted as believing art should always be inspired by nature and depicting movement, his whimsical compositions and imaginative take on the world reflected a society grappling with rapid technological change: a theme that resonates just as strongly today.


    What Makes Paul Klee Artwork Unique?

    It’s in the Paul Klee ‘Senecio’ print and Paul Klee ‘Castle and Sun’ print that we really see the artist's signature style revealed. Both use geometric rectangles and triangles to compose their subject matter in striking ways, whilst uncovering distinct separations that provoke the observer to wonder why.

    Straying from his signature harsh lines, the Paul Klee Twittering Machine print from 1922 is a subtle watercolour, decoded by scholars as a mechanical contraption that uses birdsong as its lure. Now over a century old, this masterpiece in surrealism shows an early questioning of humanity’s relationship with machinery, and is a perfect example of why Paul Klee abstract art still retains value and interest in today’s art landscape and fits seamlessly into modern Australian homes.


    Paul Klee Canvas Prints Ready To Hang In Your Home

    Order your favourite Paul Klee prints today, or mix-and-match best selling artists from our collection of art sets, perfect for the art-lover or home decorator who enjoys an eclectic mix of colours, shapes and forms in their space.

    Choose Paul Klee framed prints from our selection of acid-free wood frames, so you can proudly display your Paul Klee paintings as soon as they arrive at your door.


    Ordering & Looking After Your Paul Klee Art For Sale

    We’ve made life simple at Inka Arthouse, at least when it comes to brightening up your walls. Consider your room’s existing colour palette, and the atmosphere you want to create when choosing your Paul Klee prints. The bold simplicity of ‘Comedians Handbill’ will look great in a minimalist bathroom or home study, whilst the warm, fuller compositions of ‘Southern Gardens’ and ‘Untitled 1914’ will add depth to a cosy living room or bedroom.

    With our easy-to-order online process, we’ll have your Paul Klee wall art shipped in no time. Then, you’re ready to frame, or hang up your art away from direct sunlight. But – should you experience premature fading, our lifetime guarantee promises to replace your prints without fuss.