Paul Klee's "Gardens of the South (Tunisian)" (1919) is a work that combines observation and poetic abstraction, inspired by his 1914 trip to Tunisia, an experience that profoundly transformed his artistic vision. Through simplified geometric forms and warm, luminous colors, Klee translates the light and Mediterranean landscapes into a symbolic composition, where nature and architecture blend harmoniously.
The painting, housed at the Kunstmuseum Bern, depicts not a real place but an ideal garden, a metaphor for the encounter between cultures and the search for spiritual balance and universal unity. With its visual rhythm and contemplative structure, the work reveals Klee's poetic maturity and his conception of color as the language of the soul.
Sublime quality material
Printed on handmade Amalfi paper Sheet size: 29 x 42 cm With frame: 30 x 40 cm Material: Printed on high-quality handmade Amalfi paper with fringed edges Frame: Light brown beech wood and handmade wood pulp
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY
The work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, also on Amalfi paper, signed by the printmaker.
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