Angel Still Feminine 1939

Paul Klee's "Angel Still Feminine," created in 1939, exemplifies his distinctive style of abstract art. This piece features a simple, geometric form, with a rounded pink figure for the head, and contrasting colors. The use of pastel hues like yellow, red, and green creates a playful and whimsical atmosphere, characteristic of Klee's works. This abstract depiction of an angel, with its bold colors and simplified shapes, is a prime example of Klee's exploration of form and color in his later works.