Description
In 1914 Paul Klee undertook a two-week study trip to Tunisia in North Africa. The vibrant landscape improved Klee’s understanding of colour, and it was there that he made his famous statement ‘Colour and I are one. I am a painter’. In the following years Klee’s artworks became more abstracted than his previous paintings. ‘Nordsee Insel Hauser’ is an excellent example of Klee’s ability to turn a seemingly mundane landscape into a celebration of colour.\\u0026nbsp;
