A pressure of Tegernsee 1919

"A Pressure of Tegernsee" (1919) by Paul Klee is a watercolor painting that exemplifies the artist's signature style. The work features a simplified landscape, with geometric shapes representing mountains, a church, and a large sun. Klee's use of bold colors, particularly in the bright red and purple hues, creates a sense of depth and dynamism. The overall effect is one of whimsical abstraction, characteristic of Klee's contribution to the Expressionist and Surrealist movements. This painting, measuring just over 31 by 24 cm, exemplifies the Swiss-German artist's exploration of color and form in his portrayal of everyday subjects.