The National Gallery of Australia's newest major exhibition, Cézanne to Giacometti, traces the roots of Australian modernism ...

The result: World War I aircraft sporting some unusual livery ... In 1916, when a German infantryman named Paul Klee turned out to be a highly skilled artist, his sergeant shipped him off to ...

Paul Klee’s “Angelus Novus,” which inspired Walter Benjamin, Laurie Anderson and Wim Wenders, will go on show to commemorate the 80th anniversary of World War II’s end. By Nina Siegal The ...

While the boy survived the war in Norway, several of his mother ... Foremost among these are two paintings by Paul Klee, whose childlike abstractions evoke music and the world of the imagination.

Collection of the Imperial War Museum. Public domain sourced / access ... is now best known as the teacher of the 18-year-old Paul Klee in 1898. But by the 1930s Knirr had become a committed ...

Like it or not, the transfer portal now has a pair of exit ramps: One for players, one for coaches. (Contact Gazette sports columnist Paul Klee at paul.klee@gazette.com or on Twitter at @bypaulklee.) ...

This was during the heroic period, before World War I, when Picasso and Georges ... Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, George Grosz and scores of other modern artists.

“She muttered something about Paul Klee as we talked about my work… I was surprised that she knew him.” – Diana, Summer, 1976 by David Auburn Every now and then, someone you just met will drop a ...

Turns out, that science doesn’t count. (Contact Gazette sports columnist Paul Klee at paul.klee@gazette.com or on Twitter at @bypaulklee.) ...

The father had won the Iron Cross in the First World War so they felt very well-connected in a patriotic sense to the city and to the country.” Paul Klee, ‘Landscape in Blue.’ Courtesy of ...

25 x 48.3 cm. (9.8 x 19 in.) Bern 2008, Zentrum Paul Klee, In Paul Klees Zaubergarten, ill. p. 191 Oslo/Bergen 2008/2009, Henie Onstad Art Centre/Art Museum, In Paul Klees Zaubergarten, ill. p. 191 ...

Felsengrab (Rock tomb), 1932; Indelible pencil and grease crayon on primed paper on cardboard; Framed: 21 3/8 x 27 5/8 inches (54.3 x 70.2 cm). Courtesy the gallery ...