Signs In Yellow 1937

Paul Klee's "Signs In Yellow" (1937) is an example of his abstract style, characterized by bold geometric forms and vibrant colors. The painting features a grid of squares in various shades of yellow and brown, punctuated by black lines that create a sense of depth and movement. Klee's use of simple, symbolic forms is reminiscent of hieroglyphics, suggesting a connection between the visual and the abstract. The artwork, with its playful use of color and line, invites viewers to contemplate the relationship between signs, symbols, and meaning.