Klee: Absolute Creative Freedom by Sylvie Girard-Lagos Publisher: Beijing United Publishing Company

Introduction
Who is Klee?
The 20th Century's Unpredictable Artists
The art teacher who was almost delayed by the violin
A master of creating a colorful garden with fantastic imagination
The mysterious painter who uses symbols to connect fantasy and reality
This book is one of the "Art Gallery on Paper" series of books. The book is divided into four parts, showing 65 works of the painter Klee and providing relevant explanations. Klee is one of the most difficult expressionist artists in the 20th century. He taught at the Bauhaus School and later founded the "Blue Four" with Kandinsky and others. Klee's creations are full of sharp and wonderful thinking, focusing on the combination of geometric shapes, color blocks and lines, and establishing a unique way of expression. His works are influenced by Impressionism, Cubism, Fauvism and Futurism, presenting a romantic and mysterious style.
“To enter his paintings, one only needs to be a chosen one, and only needs to retain the conscience to survive in this mysterious world. Facing such a world, only riddles are the best response.”
——Henri Michaux (French poet and painter)