Jardin de la passion

Paul Klee, 1913

The image features crisscrossing lines and shapes forming a dense pattern. The abstract design resembles a scene reminiscent of a jungle or lush garden, with leaf-like structures and bounding figures resembling plants and small animals. The intersecting lines and shadings create an intricate maze of shapes resembling stylized foliage and small creatures in a natural setting.

Artiste: Paul Klee
Datation: 1913
Catégorie: Estampe
Technique: Eau-forte en noir sur papier vélin ivoire
Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington
Licence: Domaine public, CC0

Description de l’image

The image features crisscrossing lines and shapes forming a dense pattern. The abstract design resembles a scene reminiscent of a jungle or lush garden, with leaf-like structures and bounding figures resembling plants and small animals. The intersecting lines and shadings create an intricate maze of shapes resembling stylized foliage and small creatures in a natural setting.

Paul Klee