The Oblist Paul Klee: 1939 | Interiors & Architecture Books | Art Books

This book shines light on Paul Klee’s response to his personal issues such as his long illness and the time’s broader realities through visuals that are incredibly progressive. He experiments with form and material through adhesive, grease, oil, chalk, and watercolor, resulting in textiles that are visually alluring and signal Klee’s frame of mind.