Untitled
1914
About this artwork
A small-scale abstract watercolor composition characterized by overlapping geometric forms and a restrained, earthy color palette. It exemplifies the artist's focus on structured abstraction during his early career.
Did you know?
This work was created in 1914, the same year Klee took a transformative trip to Tunisia that profoundly changed his approach to color and light. The artist's signature 'Klee' initials are visible on the right, typical of his modest but deliberate mark-making. This period represents his transition from primarily printmaking to the mastery of color that would define his Bauhaus career.
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Untitled
Paul Klee, 1914
