image problem in Klee's work

Abstract

German artist Paul Klee takes a high place among 20th century artists. He was able to develop and adapt himself to the century in which he lived, the age of science and reason. So he developed the prevailing standards by tempting the viewer through illogical creation in his images and magnificent using of lines and colors. His popularity is due to his simple art, reflecting sense of humor, sometimes his childish perspective, and his musical character mixed with his personal life. His images were by art movements and schools, characterized by simple constructions and magically combined elements, such as trees, flowers and objects that often defy attraction and logic. We see them distributed professionally in the image space.

Yet the power of unification in his images was his strong lines and distinctive colors which have been rich, versatile and diverse; sometimes coherent and sometimes opposite. His power to draw lines and his passion for colors have led him to develop a composition theory through which he explains the mechanism of his creation of unique artistic images. In return, they have evolved as a result of the artist's travels to Arab countries. He was able to produce significant experiments through creative images that gave him fame