Verhexte Tiere

Paul Klee, 1922

The image displays a series of thin, curving lines and geometric shapes forming an abstract composition. There is a cylindrical shape resembling a windsock on the left, a large tail-like curve extending from an angular form on the right, and a rounded form with a small opening below. Additionally, there is a spherical shape connected to a reclined figure with elongated limbs, and three short vertical lines protruding from a mound in the background.
Künstler
Paul Klee
Datierung
1922
Gattung
Zeichnung
Technik
Grafit auf Papier, auf originalen Untersatz kaschiert
Maße
21 × 25 cm
Sammlung
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Lizenz
Gemeinfrei, CC0

Bildbeschreibung

The image displays a series of thin, curving lines and geometric shapes forming an abstract composition. There is a cylindrical shape resembling a windsock on the left, a large tail-like curve extending from an angular form on the right, and a rounded form with a small opening below. Additionally, there is a spherical shape connected to a reclined figure with elongated limbs, and three short vertical lines protruding from a mound in the background.

Paul Klee