Bad band 1920

"Bad Band" (1920) is a watercolor painting by Paul Klee, a Swiss-German artist known for his unique style. The painting features an abstract depiction of musicians, with thin, sinuous lines and a vibrant color palette that gives the painting an ethereal feel. The inclusion of a treble clef in the painting suggests a connection to music, which was a major inspiration for Klee. This work exemplifies Klee's signature blend of abstract and symbolic imagery, inviting viewers to explore their own interpretations of the artistic form. "Bad Band" is currently housed at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia.