New House in the Suburbs 1924

Paul Klee’s 1924 watercolor painting, "New House in the Suburbs," presents a simplified and abstract depiction of a suburban home. The composition features a house with a red roof and a pale facade with striped windows, set against a hazy background. Geometric shapes and a muted color palette contribute to the work's distinctive style, embodying Klee's exploration of form and color during his early career. This work exemplifies his fascination with the surreal and the ordinary, showcasing his talent for transforming everyday scenes into captivating artistic expressions.