Colorful Architecture 1917

Paul Klee's "Colorful Architecture" (1917) is a prime example of his unique style of abstract art, often categorized as "Constructivism". It utilizes geometric shapes, particularly triangles and squares, to depict an imagined architectural scene. The vibrant colors are applied with watercolor, creating a light and airy atmosphere. This piece reflects Klee's exploration of form and color, as well as his fascination with architecture and geometric structures.