Halme 1940

Paul Klee's "Halme" (1940) is a prime example of his signature abstract style. Characterized by bold, black lines that dance across a field of green and gold, it evokes a sense of movement and rhythm, much like the swaying stalks of wheat symbolized by its title. Klee's unique ability to blend geometric forms with calligraphic strokes created an expressive language all his own, drawing viewers into the painting's vibrant and captivating energy.