Kinder Und Hund 1920

"Kinder und Hund" (Children and Dog) is a watercolor painting by Paul Klee from 1920, known for its distinctive style. The artwork depicts a group of figures, including children and a dog, rendered in Klee's signature simplified and geometric forms. The figures are characterized by their flatness, elongated limbs, and minimal features. Klee's use of vibrant colors, particularly shades of yellow, red, and blue, contribute to the painting's playful and whimsical atmosphere. The painting is a testament to Klee's exploration of abstract expressionism and the human form.