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What he could not put into words
one of his most famous paper cut-outs
he practiced everything he knew about color
The expression is hard to pin down: it seems to hover somewhere between calm and confusion
praised for her enigmatic smile and penetrating gaze
Kasteel en Zon Henri Matisse What he could not putPaul Klee painted this work in 1928 when he taught at the Bauhaus, the famous art school where he worked alongside Kandinsky. In the painting, you see a city that never existed: towers and walls made of triangles, rectangles, and blocks of warm tones, with an orange sun in a deep red sky above it. Klee wanted you to be able to feel the warmth of the setting sun on old stone walls. Playful and dreamlike, but also constructed with great precision. A
