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copy of Paul Klee – Untitled(1914)
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copy of Paul Klee – Untitled(1914)

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In 1914, after returning from North Africa, Klee said:

“Color has taken hold of me completely.”

This untitled piece is his new way of seeing light and color.

There are no clear lines, no words—

just color, quietly breathing on the page.

Each block feels like a rhythm, a piece of emotion.

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In 1914, after returning from North Africa, Klee said:

“Color has taken hold of me completely.”

This untitled piece is his new way of seeing light and color.

There are no clear lines, no words—

just color, quietly breathing on the page.

Each block feels like a rhythm, a piece of emotion.

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