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Paul Klee: Legends of the Sign (Interpretations in Art) by Rainer Crone, Joseph Koerner, 1991-08 Paul Klee: The Berggruen Klee Collection in the Metropolitan Museum of Art by Sabine Rewald, 1990-04 Kinder entdecken Paul Klee. Foliensatz by Ursula Gareis, 2008 PAUL KLEE ON MODERN ART. With an introduction by Herbert Read. by Paul): (Klee, 1954 Paul Klee. Wachstum regt sich. Klees Zwiesprache mit der Natur. by Paul Klee, Lorenz Dittmann, et all 1992-01-01 Paul Klee: E. Kind traumt sich : Wurttemberg. Kunstverein Stuttgart, 14. Dezember 1979-27. Januar 1980 (German Edition) by Tilman Osterwold, 1979 The in - between world of Paul Klee; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art 11 February - 31 July, 1988. by Charles, Carl Djerassi, Paul Klee Miedzinsky, 1988 Zum Beispiel--Paul Klee: Wir entdecken Kunst (German Edition) by Katharina Butikofer, 1992 Paul Klee: Art and Music by Andrew Kagan, 1983-07 Paul Klee, 1879-1940: [catalogue of an exhibition], September-October 1975 by Paul Klee, 1975 Paul Klee. Malerei und Musik. by Hajo Düchting, 2001-07-01 Engel der Wandlung. Paul Klees Engelbilder. by Ingrid Riedel, 2000-03-01 The Diaries of Paul Klee 1898-1918 by Paul; Klee, Felix ( Editor ) Klee, 1964 Paul Klee in Schleissheim: Und ich flog (German Edition) by Paul Klee, 1997

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81. Paul Klee: The Nature Of Creation - Hayward Gallery - Absolutearts.com
    paul klee The Nature of Creation Hayward Gallery A major exhibition ofpaintings, watercolours and drawings by the artist paul klee is to.  
    http://www.absolutearts.com/artsnews/2002/01/21/29581.html

82. Corbis: The Atelier
    van Frankenthaler; Helen Gauguin; paul Giotto Goya; Francisco de Hokusai Homer;Winslow Hopper; Edward Ingres; Jean Auguste Dominique klee; paul Krasner; Lee  
    http://www.corbis.com/fineart/collections/artist/default.asp?nav=0

83. Bienal - Salas Especiais - Paul Klee
    Segelschiffe 1927. Watercolor, 22,8x30,2 cm. Collection paul kleeStiftung,Kunstmuseum, Bern, paul klee was among them. Unlike  
    http://www.uol.com.br/23bienal/especial/iekl.htm
    
    Extractions: Forty years ago one of the most important of them was presented in the same place, that is to say in the II Bienal Internacional de São Paulo (November 1953 to February 1954). On this occasion more than fifty works covered all of Klee's artistic journey. In that one as well as in the current exhibition the works exhibited belonged to the two great collections of Klee's works: the Foundation Paul Klee, that is a part of the Art Museum of Bern, and the collection of the Klee family. The choice of the works that would be shown in the XXIII Bienal Internacional de São Paulo also cover the period that goes from 1899 to 1940. A segment of the works aims to clarify the artistic journey of the artist. Until 1910, Klee was searching for a personal style in his work. The friendship with Alfred Kubin started in this period - Kubin started to follow up Klee's work with great interest and bought his first drawing -, was the leading factor for an increasingly close relationship between Klee and the European avant-garde artist. During his first fifteen years of activity Klee dedicated himself almost exclusively to drawing. In the illustrations that he prepared in 1911 and 1912 for the Voltaire's novel Candide ou L'Optimisme, the artist was able to reach a modernist conception of drawing. It is only after 1914 that drawing loses its prevailing role in Klee's work.

84. Bienal - Salas Especiais - Paul Klee
    Translate this page Veleiros 1927. Aquarela, 22,8x30,2 cm. ColeçãoPaul klee-Stiftung, Kunstmuseum, Berna,  
    http://www.uol.com.br/23bienal/especial/pekl.htm
    
    Extractions: Uma das mais importantes ocorreu há 40 anos, no mesmo local, isto é, na II Bienal Internacional de São Paulo, de novembro de 1953 a fevereiro de 1954. Na ocasião, foram apresentadas mais de 50 obras que abrangiam todo o trajeto artístico de Klee e que pertenciam às duas grandes coleções de trabalhos do artista: a da Fundação Paul Klee, ligada ao Museu de Arte de Berna, e a da família Klee. As obras que serão exibidas na XXIII Bienal Internacional de São Paulo também abrangem o período de 1899 a 1940. Uma parte delas deverá explicitar a trajetória da carreira do artista. Até 1910, Klee buscava um estilo pessoal de trabalho. A amizade com Alfred Kubin, iniciada nesse período - Kubin começou a acompanhar com interesse o trabalho de Klee e comprou seu primeiro desenho - , foi o sinal para uma sempre crescente ligação de Klee com artistas da vanguarda européia. Nos primeiros 15 anos de atividade, Klee dedicou-se quase que exclusivamente ao desenho. Nas ilustrações que realizou, entre 1911 e 1912, para o romance Cândido ou o Otimismo, de Voltaire, o artista conseguiu concretizar uma concepção modernista do desenho, que somente depois de 1914 perdeu o papel dominante que exerceu em sua obra.

85. Paul Klee - AMAM
    Bonn Biography Born 18 December 1879 in Münchenbuchsee near Bern to the musicteacher Hans klee, paul klee showed equal talent for music and art early on.  
    http://www.oberlin.edu/allenart/collection/klee_paul.html
    
    Extractions: Biography Provenance Exhibitions Literature ... Large Image Paul Klee's Die Paukenorgel , painted during the artist's last year at the Bauhaus in Dessau, shows the influence of French Cubism, Bauhaus Constructivism, and the work of Laszlo Moholy-Nagy (1895-1946) and Lyonel Feininger in its monochromatic composition of crystallized forms. The title and details place the largely abstract work in a musical context, and bear witness to the fact that Klee was as proficient and knowledgeable in music as he was in art. Klee painted Die Paukenorgel in 1930, his last year at the Bauhaus in Dessau. In contrast with his earlier intuitive approach to artistic creation, at this time he was conducting planimetric and stereometric experiments into the geometric origins of form. Drawing on scientific data derived from contemporary physical, mathematical, psychological, and aesthetic research, he formulated a theory of pictorial space and its formal relationships and assembled a handbook of motifs. Almost obsessively, he drew endless diagrams in which he explored the kinetic variations and rhythms of structure by projecting geometric objects in space.

86. Paul Klee Biography Paintings Posters Prints
    paul klee (18791940). klee, paul, Microsoft® Encarta® Online Encyclopedia2002 http//encarta.msn.com © 1997-2002 Microsoft Corporation.  
    http://www.1001prints-posters.com/paul_klee.htm
    
    Extractions: He was born in Münchenbuchsee, near Bern, Switzerland, on December 18, 1879, and in 1898 moved to Munich, where he studied art at a private school and at the Munich Academy. His earliest works were pencil landscape studies that showed the influence of impressionism. Until 1912 he also produced many black-and-white etchings; the overtones of fantasy and satire in these works showed the influence of 20th-century expressionism as well as of such master printmakers as Francisco de Goya and William Blake. Klee was a teacher at the Bauhaus, Germany's most advanced art school, from 1920 to 1931. After 1935, afflicted by a progressive skin and muscular disease, Klee adopted a broad, flat style characterized by thick, crayonlike lines and large areas of subdued color. His subject matter during this period grew increasingly brooding and gloomy, as in the nightmarish Death and Fire (1940, Kunstmuseum, Bern, Switzerland

87. INVENTORY OF THE HANS AND LILY HILDEBRANDT PAPERS, 1899-1979
    Translate this page Kandinsky, Wassily. Kerkovius, Ida. klee, paul. Kolb, F. Köllmann, K. Itten, Johannes.Kerkovius, Ida. klee, paul. Leger, Fernand. Lehmbruck, Wilhelm. Marcks, Gerhard.  
    http://www.getty.edu/research/tools/special_collections/hildebrt_m12.html
    
    Extractions: View Series IV. Hans and Lily Hildebrandt's correspondence, 1901-1974 Box Folder Contents Photographs of architecture (by architect, A-H) binder Bartning, Otto Binder, Wolfgang Bonatz, Paul Briggs, Ella Bourgeois, Victor Ferdinand Gropius, Walter Fischer, Jozeph Forbat, Fred Frank, Joseph Grunt, J. Guevrekian, Gabriel Gutschow, Konstanty Haefeli, Max Ernst Photographs of architecture (by architect, H-M) binder Hilberseimer, Ludwig Le Corbusier Loss, Adolf Lurcat, Andre Mahlberg, Hermann Joseph Meller, Paul Mendelsohn, Erich Photographs of architecture (by architect, M-Z) binder Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig Poelzig, Hans Rading, Adolf Rasch, Heinz Rohn, Roland Roth, Alfred Scharoun, Hans Schinkel, Karl Friedrich Senn, W. Stam, Mart Taut, Bruno Taut, Max Tessennow, Heinrich Voggenberger, Fritz Hans and Lily Hildebrandt family photographs, 1905-1960

88. Reproduction Art Oil Paintings Of Paul Klee
    reproduction art of paul klee, Including, Hermitage 1918,Cosmic Composition, Park Near Lucerne and others.  
    http://www.soho-art.com/Paul-Klee.shtml

89. HSC Index JKL
    Great Spotted, 464. Little Spotted, 1090. olfaction in, 438, 462. klee, paul,H9. Knopf, Fritz, 1033. Knot, Red. decline of, 578. life span of, 4160t.  
    http://birds.cornell.edu/homestudy/HSCIndexJKL.html
    
    Extractions: Page 4 (of 9) - Listings for the letters J, K, L INDEX KEY Page numbers in italics indicate figures; those with a "t" indicate tables; those in bold indicate definitions. "H" indicates the section "Birds and Humans"; "E" indicates the section "Evolution." NOTE The HSC index is still in DRAFT form. Please feel free to send any corrections to us at our official course email address: hstudy@cornell.edu Jacamar, 1:72, Jacana African, nest of, 8:56 Northern, Wattled, Jackdaw, Jaeger, 1:98 breeding of, 4:143 Long-tailed, 9:81, 9:114 migration of, 5:55 Parasitic, Pomarine, 9:81, 9:114 Jainism, H:11 Jay, 1:79. See also specific types, e.g., Scrub-Jay Blue, 1:105 anting by, baldness in, 3:38 bill of, 9:23 feathers of, fledgling, foot of, habitat of, 9:83 hatchling, 3:17 head-scratching by, 3:21 life span of, 4:160t mimicry by, 7:81 mobbing call of, nestling, seed dispersal by, 9:110 size of, sonagram of, survival rate of, 8:4t Gray, 4:112, 9:116 hybrids of, 3:66 Mexican, 6:51 migration of, 5:65 distribution of

90. Klee, Paul
    Translate this page klee, paul ( Berne 1897-1940). “AD PARNASSUM”. Type de document 1987.TASCHEN, Benedikt, PARTSCH, Suzzanna, paul klee, 1990. CANETTI, Claudine  
    http://www.bibliotheque.lac-megantic.qc.ca/OeuvresDArt/KleePaul.html
    
    Extractions: KLEE, Paul ( Berne 1897-1940) Type de document: 20 X 26 cm 32 X 37 cm Cadre: Métal doré Genre: Semi-abstrait Description: Maison et soleil orange. Quadrilatères colorés juxtaposés, variations chromatiques sur la couleur et la transparence. Formation: Études musicales avec ses parents 1898 Académie de Munich avec le peintre Heinrich, Knirr et le graveur Zugler. 1901-1902 A Rome, avec le sculpteur Hermann Haller. Médium: Dessin, aquarelle, eau-forte, huile. Manière: Carrière: Peintre, musicien et poète Premières expositions au Musée de Berne. Klee réalise 26 illustrations grotesques pour le Candide de Voltaire(publiées en 1920). Participe à la 1ère exposition des Surréalistes à Paris. Professeur au Bauhaus. La galerie Flechteim de Berlin et le MOMA de New-York organisent une grande rétrospective pour ses 50 ans. Bibliographie: Dictionnaire des grands peintres, Références Larousse, 1987. TASCHEN, Benedikt, PARTSCH, Suzzanna, Paul Klee, 1990. CANETTI, Claudine, La Presse, Montréal, 04-08-1990 (Agence France-Presse) Paris

91. Paul Klee Prints - Huge Selection Of Paul Klee Prints And Paul Klee Posters
    paul klee Prints. paul klee's unique style and artistry are sure to make a workof art out of any room. So how can you find your favorite paul klee prints?  
    http://www.fineart-prints-posters.com/paul_klee.shtml

92. The Mighty Organ | Paul Klee
    paul klee at the Hayward Gallery. From the start of the exhibition (paul kleethe nature of creation) you can tell that the Hayward is proud of this one.  
    http://www.themightyorgan.com/reviews_klee.html
    
    Extractions: From the start of the exhibition ( Paul Klee: the nature of creation ) you can tell that the Hayward is proud of this one. And so they should be, as they have secured both Robert Kudielka (Professor of Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art at Berlin's University of Art) and Bridget Riley (BritArt mistress) to compile the biggest exhibition of Klee's works ever seen in the UK. It would be impossible to describe the variety of paintings, watercolours and drawings on show here, but there are a lot of them, borrowed from across the globe. The Hayward provides the ideal setting for the works, as its side rooms and cubbyholes neatly split the range into Klee's own definitions. A pioneer and star of early twentieth century art, Klee produced over 10,000 separate pieces, over ninety of which are at the Hayward. These ninety are split into Klee's six types, ranging from "Square Paintings" to "Disrupted Rhythms" and from 1914 until his death in 1940. Keeping this division not only helps the viewer form a structured view of the works, it also makes plain Klee's obsession with rules each painting fits into its place and the colours on each piece conform to standards. These rules slide and move across his career, but the basic need for an order behind the abstraction is obvious. Often that order is musical, as anyone looking at the later works will see, but there is also a desire for rules in life, as in the work Der Kinderspiel (a children's game) which imposes the rules of an unknown game upon an otherwise "unrestrained" portrait. Other works show an inner need for religious order, such as

93. Art History Network: Rembrandt Harmenszoon Van Rijn
    Escher, Maurits Cornelis·coming soon! Gauguin, paul Goya, Francisco Haring, KeithKahlo, Frida Kandinsky, Wassily klee, paul. AskART.com American Artists.  
    http://www.arthistory.net/artist.html

94. Art History Network: Paul Klee
    submit_ad. Home. paul klee. Art Historical Era, Artists, Civilizations.General Resources. ·WebMuseum paul klee. Images and Virtual Tours.  
    http://www.arthistory.net/artists/klee.html

95. Jenny Anger--Grinnell College Assistant Professor Of Art History
    Doctoral Dissertation Modernism and the Gendering of paul klee . MA 1988, Publications. Der dekorative klee. paul klee ­ Kunst und Karriere.  
    http://web.grinnell.edu/art/anger/angervita.htm

96. Global Gallery : Search Results : Fine Art Prints
    Enlarge Item, paul klee Ad Parnassum, 1932, SIZE 35 3/4 x 50 1/2 in. ITEM NO ADLEA-EA023. EnlargeItem, paul klee Arab Song, SIZE 26 x 18 in. ITEM NO NY-7874.  
    http://www.globalgallery.com/ggresult.asp?artist=klee

97. "Paul Klee And Scleroderma " By E. Carwile LeRoy, M.D. And Richard M. Silver, M.
    paul klee and Scleroderma by E. Carwile LeRoy, MD and Richard M. Silver, MD. References.Schmalenbach, W. paul klee the Düsseldorf Collection .  
    http://www.musc.edu/rheumatology/klee.html
    
    Extractions: Paul Klee was perhaps the most famous person to develop scleroderma (systemic sclerosis) and die from it. Born in a suburb of Bern, Switzerland, he trained in art in Munich and became a principal in the "Blue Rider" school which included Kandinsky, whose painting gave the movement its name. The members of this school contributed integrally to the development of art as we know it today. Their ability to convey a mood with abstract figures remains impressive. Klee's position as a pioneer in modern art has increased steadily in the decades since his death in 1940, four years after the diagnosis of scleroderma was made at age 56. Klee studied, taught and practiced etching from 1898-1914, when on a trip to Tunisia with August Macke and Louis Moilliet he embraced color and temporarily became occupied with cubism. Recognition of his works increased steadily from 1908 to the present. His work was exhibited in New York in 1924, in London in 1934, and, in 1931, 252 works were exhibited at the Kunstverein in Dusseldorf in 1931; in addition, there were numerous exhibitions in Munich. Having previously interacted with Kandinsky, Macke, Marc, Kubin (the Blue Rider artists), he met Delauney, Le Fauconnier, Kahnweiler and Uhde in Paris in 1912, where he saw the work of Picasso, Braque, Matisse and Rousseau. Klee was a revered teacher and kept extensive and methodical notes on his paintings, placing importance on his titles for interpretation by his audience.

98. This Is A Painting By Paul Klee.
    This is a painting by paul klee. Interestingly Mahja Hoffmann became thepatron of cubist Georges Braque, Marc Chagall, and paul klee. The  
    http://www.dailydose.net/archives/klee.htm

99. Guardian Unlimited | Arts Critics | Review: Paul Klee, Hayward Gallery
    Shiny, happy paintings paul klee dabbled in many forms but there isone uniting theme the desire to give pleasure. By Adrian Searle  
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/critic/feature/0,1169,728564,00.html
    
    Extractions: Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Soulmates Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home News Friday Review Regulars ... Help The more one sets out to order Paul Klee, to classify him, the more mysterious and various his art becomes. So prolific was the artist - he left about 10,000 drawings, watercolours and paintings, never mind the essays, teaching notes and marginalia - that a definitive exhibition of his output would be, if not impossible, then indigestible.

100. Artposterstore.com - Your Art Prints And Poster Superstore
     Utagawa Hokusai, Katsushika Homer, Winslow Hopper, Edward Hughes, Arthur Hughes,Edward Hughes, Edward Robert Kandinsky, Wassily klee, paul Klimt, Gustav  
     http://artposterstore.com/MainPage.php?Artist=Klee

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