Drawing Knotted in the Manner of a Net 1920

"Drawing Knotted in the Manner of a Net" is a 1920 drawing by Swiss artist Paul Klee, known for his abstract style. This intricate work, characterized by its intricate web of lines, dots, and geometric shapes, is a prime example of Klee's exploration of form and structure. The use of black ink on paper creates a sense of depth and complexity, with the lines appearing to weave and intertwine, creating a visual rhythm that captivates the viewer. This artwork is representative of Klee's fascination with mathematical principles and his ability to transform these concepts into captivating visual art.