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菠蘿選画所 <p>This painting was created by Paul Klee in 1940, during the final year of his life. It is one of his most powerful and symbolic works.</p> <p><br />At the center, two black dots connected by a horizontal line resemble an abstract “lock cylinder” or “tool key.” <br />The entire figure appears like a humanoid machine, arms raised, as if operating or creating something.</p> <p><br />In the final year of his life, Klee painted this “locksmith”—<br />as if he were painting himself: a craftsman who unlocks the world through creation.</p> AVAR4634 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Paul Klee used blocks of color<br /> to compose a quiet song of May.</p> <p>Light and shadow flow through the painting,<br /> like the rhythm of spring awakening.</p> <p>This isn't a painting of scenery—<br /> it's a feeling put into form:<br /> a melody of emotions written in color.</p> AVAR4635 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Paul Klee used blocks of color<br /> to compose a quiet song of May.</p> <p>Light and shadow flow through the painting,<br /> like the rhythm of spring awakening.</p> <p>This isn't a painting of scenery—<br /> it's a feeling put into form:<br /> a melody of emotions written in color.</p> AVAR4436 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Klee wasn’t just painting blocks of color—<br />he was arranging a quiet symphony of tones.</p> <p>These squares might look like simple geometry,<br />but they carry rhythm, breath, and feeling.</p> <p>In <em>Color Chart (Qu 1)</em>,<br />he turned order into poetry,<br />and let color speak in silence.</p> AVAR4637 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Klee wasn’t just painting blocks of color—<br />he was arranging a quiet symphony of tones.</p> <p>These squares might look like simple geometry,<br />but they carry rhythm, breath, and feeling.</p> <p>In <em>Color Chart (Qu 1)</em>,<br />he turned order into poetry,<br />and let color speak in silence.</p> AVAR4438 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>In this piece, <em>The Harbinger of Autumn</em>,</p> <p>Klee used shapes and colors to paint a quiet kind of warning.</p> <p>Amid the calm blue grid, a soft orange glow quietly appears—</p> <p>it’s not just a tree, it feels like autumn itself.</p> <p>He wasn’t painting autumn; he was painting that feeling right before autumn arrives.</p> AVAR4639 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>In 1914, after returning from North Africa, Klee said:</p> <p>“Color has taken hold of me completely.”</p> <p>This untitled piece is his new way of seeing light and color.</p> <p>There are no clear lines, no words—</p> <p>just color, quietly breathing on the page.</p> <p>Each block feels like a rhythm, a piece of emotion.</p> AVAR4640 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Two Tahitian women sit beneath the trees—one playing a flute, the other resting quietly.<br /> A dog sniffs the grass nearby, while dancers and sacred rituals unfold in the distance.</p> <p>This is Gauguin’s <strong>Arearea</strong>: a tropical scene of nature, belief, and everyday peace.</p> <p>With bold colors and flat composition, he paints a poetic longing for a pure, unspoiled way of life.</p> AVAR4641 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Gauguin used bold, saturated colors to paint his vision of an “ideal world.”<br /> On one side, women worship a deity; on the other, two quietly converse—<br /> as if past and present, the sacred and the everyday, all exist in the same scene.</p> <p><br />With crimson earth and a violet-pink sky, the whole painting feels dreamlike.<br /> It’s more than a landscape—it’s Gauguin’s nostalgic vision of a pure and untouched time.</p> AVAR4642 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>When Gauguin arrived in the South Pacific, he painted the life he dreamed of—</p> <p>A giant tree stands like a guardian, sunlight spills across the grass, and people sit, fetch water, or simply rest. Everything feels calm, slow, and beautifully natural.</p> <p>With bold, unexpected colors, he didn’t paint what he saw—<br />he painted what he felt. A paradise, not a postcard.</p> <p><em>“Te raau rahi”</em> is like a poem for the land—<br />about simplicity, peace, and our longing for a slower life.</p> AVAR4643 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>This painting is called <em>“We Shall Not Go to Market Today.”</em> Gauguin shows a group of Tahitian women sitting on a bench—chatting, daydreaming—surrounded by a calm, almost meditative vibe.</p> <p>They're dressed in bold reds, yellows, and oranges, really standing out. In the background, a few men are working, adding contrast and rhythm to the scene.</p> <p>The style is flat and simple, with bright blocks of color—it feels dreamy, like it's quietly saying: “No rush today, let’s just sit and breathe.”</p> <p>This isn’t just a snapshot of daily life. It’s a visual reminder to slow down and savor the stillness.</p> AVAR4644 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>This painting, <em>Tahitian Landscape</em>, is Gauguin’s vision of paradise.<br /> A narrow path winds through golden fields, and a farmer walks slowly home with a quiet purpose—<br /> the whole scene feels calm, as if the world has paused to breathe.</p> <p>Purple bushes, rust-red hills, and tall palm trees fill the scene.<br /> The colors are bold but never loud—each brushstroke feels like it’s telling a story.</p> <p>Gauguin wasn’t just painting a view—<br /> he was painting a longing for a simpler life, a place where people and nature move as one.</p> AVAR4645 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Two Tahitian women—<br /> one holding a bowl of fruit, the other offering a handful of flowers.</p> <p>They speak no words, yet their stillness tells a quiet story—<br /> of nature, femininity, and something deeply spiritual.</p> <p>Gauguin paints their skin in ochre and olive green—not realistic, but dreamlike,<br /> a vision of the “pure land” he longed for.<br /> The red fruit and pink blossoms glow as the only bright accents, vibrant like life itself.</p> <p>This is more than a portrait—<br /> it's a longing for something untouched, a world of silence, beauty, and belonging.</p> AVAR4646 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>"When will you marry?"<br /> Gauguin’s question in Tahiti became the title of this painting.</p> <p><br />Two women sit quietly on the grass,<br /> one lost in thought, the other gazing ahead—<br /> the uncertainty of youth and the unknowns of marriage are written in their eyes.</p> <p><br />Golden earth, vivid red fabric, violet-blue mountains—<br /> more than just a landscape,<br /> this painting is a quiet question about fate and innocence.</p> AVAR4648 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Two Tahitian women—<br /> one holding a bowl of fruit, the other offering a handful of flowers.</p> <p>They speak no words, yet their stillness tells a quiet story—<br /> of nature, femininity, and something deeply spiritual.</p> <p>Gauguin paints their skin in ochre and olive green—not realistic, but dreamlike,<br /> a vision of the “pure land” he longed for.<br /> The red fruit and pink blossoms glow as the only bright accents, vibrant like life itself.</p> <p>This is more than a portrait—<br /> it's a longing for something untouched, a world of silence, beauty, and belonging.</p> AVAR4647 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>"When will you marry?"<br /> Gauguin’s question in Tahiti became the title of this painting.</p> <p><br />Two women sit quietly on the grass,<br /> one lost in thought, the other gazing ahead—<br /> the uncertainty of youth and the unknowns of marriage are written in their eyes.</p> <p><br />Golden earth, vivid red fabric, violet-blue mountains—<br /> more than just a landscape,<br /> this painting is a quiet question about fate and innocence.</p> AVAR4649 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Gauguin’s Tahiti is not just a landscape — it’s a longing.</p> <p>Three women: one bathing, one reflecting, one resting.<br /> Between ochre and deep blue, a sense of primal freedom and calm flows through.</p> <p>This is not a gaze, but a quiet glimpse into the dialogue between nature and the body.<br /> A painting that invites you into a land of innocence.</p> AVAR4650 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Gauguin’s Tahiti is not just a landscape — it’s a longing.</p> <p>Three women: one bathing, one reflecting, one resting.<br /> Between ochre and deep blue, a sense of primal freedom and calm flows through.</p> <p>This is not a gaze, but a quiet glimpse into the dialogue between nature and the body.<br /> A painting that invites you into a land of innocence.</p> AVAR4651 
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