Stricken City 1936
paulklee
natural stone pattern
abstract painting
possibly oil pastel
abstract
oil painting
acrylic on canvas
underpainting
paint stroke
painting painterly
watercolour bleed
watercolor
"Stricken City" is a 1936 painting by Swiss artist Paul Klee. This artwork features a vibrant display of geometric shapes and abstract patterns in a range of colors including red, blue, purple, and black. The work is indicative of Klee’s signature style, which is characterized by whimsical shapes, bold colors and abstract forms. It reflects his signature combination of geometric shapes, bold colors, and abstract forms, emphasizing his exploration of themes of urban life and the impact of modernity on society. This abstract work, which can be interpreted as a city in crisis, exemplifies Klee's exploration of a world in transformation. This work is a testament to his experimentation with form and color and the powerful way he conveys emotion through abstract means.
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