The Idea of Firs 1917

"The Idea of Firs" is a 1917 watercolor painting by Paul Klee, known for its vibrant colors and geometric shapes. The artwork features a series of intersecting lines and planes, with bold hues of blue, orange, yellow, and green, representing the artist's exploration of abstract form and color. The composition is dominated by angular shapes, resembling trees and a sense of depth, creating a unique visual experience. This piece exemplifies Klee's fascination with abstract art, a style that was gaining popularity in the early 20th century.