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This is the one i used for my inspiration / interpretation and I think it is called 'The tight-rope walker'. Sorry everyone, hope this gives some info behind my piece.
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Wednesday, 1 June 2016
Paul Klee - 'Inventions'
Paul's work during his Weimar period often depicted the serene, light-hearted side of his nature. The title 'Inventions' was given to these drawings, which are often purely of a graphic quality.
The invention of its themes and figures always start from an idea of a technical or compositive kind: from elements that produce forms.
This is the one i used for my inspiration / interpretation and I think it is called 'The tight-rope walker'. Sorry everyone, hope this gives some info behind my piece.
This is the one i used for my inspiration / interpretation and I think it is called 'The tight-rope walker'. Sorry everyone, hope this gives some info behind my piece.
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Klee would be proud!
ReplyDeleteHaving seen many of these images now from that period of Klee's work, I really admire your "take" on the "Inventions" series. Well done!
ReplyDeleteI like your piece even more now having seen the inspiration.
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