Spiralschraubenblüten I 1932

"Spiralschraubenblüten I" is a 1932 watercolor painting by Paul Klee. The artwork depicts two stylized floral forms rendered in shades of gray and black. The central element of each form is a series of concentric circles, creating a sense of depth and movement. Klee's minimalist approach and focus on geometric shapes exemplify the abstract art movement, which emerged in the early 20th century, challenging traditional artistic conventions and exploring the fundamental elements of form and color.