Rocks at Night 1939

"Rocks at Night" is a 1939 watercolor by Swiss artist Paul Klee, known for his abstract, geometric style. The painting is a study in blue hues, with the canvas divided into irregularly shaped, angular forms that evoke the feeling of jagged rocks against a night sky. Klee's use of thin, black lines to delineate the shapes creates a sense of depth and distance, and the subtle variations in blue and gray create a sense of movement and energy. "Rocks at Night" is a beautiful example of Klee's unique ability to transform the natural world into a world of pure abstraction, inviting viewers to explore the depths of their own imagination.