Paul Klee jusqu'au fond de l'avenir. Etrurie to get a closer taste

to get a closer taste of this subtle and refined writing

I : 2 Equestrian Bridle-Harness Ornaments

This work invites us to rediscover his immense talent as a sculptor and designer

yet her work is rarely shown

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Paul Klee jusqu'au fond de l'avenir. Etrurie to get a closer tasteThe painter strives to unearth presence wherever it hides. His gaze is essentially an underwater dive. "We are absolutely reduced to living in the clouds," he would say. To colliding with invisible icebergs. The space that opens up before the painter extends his inner swarming. There is no doubt that this dimension was what instantly grabbed me in Klee's work: the writing of the foundations can be read there with the naked eye. It is to Bern, where