Paul Klee:
Painting "Gladioluses -Still Life" (1932), Framed
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Limited, 499 copies | Numbered | Reproduction, giclee on the real watercolor paper | Mat | Framed| Glazed | Format ca. 58 x 48 cm (H/W)
Nature as a shape, the shape as the nature: in the time rich in genres Klee belongs to the solitaries which don't let themselves be subordinated to any of the prevailing genres. And when he uses the notion abstract, he does this in his own definition: "To be abstract in art means abstraction from the natural objective comparisons, and relies on dissolving pictorially clear connections". At the same time he insists on going from the nature, on belonging to some "Ressurection of the nature in picture" in his concept of art and forms. His painitng "Gladioluses - Still Life" is an illustration of this creative process. The high-quality fine-art giclee museum reproduction in 7 pigment colors on the real handmade watercolor paper. Solid wood frame in matte silver, with a bevelled mat, glazed. Limited edition of 499 copies, numbered on the back-side. Format framed ca. 58 x 48 cm (H/W).
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Paul Klee: Painting "Gladioluses -Still Life" (1932), Framed
Nature as a shape, the shape as the nature: in the time rich in genres Klee belongs to the solitaries which don't let themselves be subordinated to any of the prevailing genres. And when he uses the notion abstract, he does this in his own definition: "To be abstract in art means abstraction from the natural objective comparisons, and relies on dissolving pictorially clear connections". At the same time he insists on going from the nature, on belonging to some "Ressurection of the nature in picture" in his concept of art and forms. His painitng "Gladioluses - Still Life" is an illustration of this creative process. The high-quality fine-art giclee museum reproduction in 7 pigment colors on the real handmade watercolor paper. Solid wood frame in matte silver, with a bevelled mat, glazed. Limited edition of 499 copies, numbered on the back-side. Format framed ca. 58 x 48 cm (H/W).