Paul klee experienced tunisian ephphanies in 1914.

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Paul klee experienced tunisian ephphanies in 1914.

Jul 20, 2012 | elsewhere, people |

paul klee, the swiss-german modernist painter, experienced epiphanies during the ‘student trip’ he took with two other young artists to tunisia in 1914. paints “view toward hamamet” via juan cole [RK]

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Paul klee experienced tunisian ephphanies in 1914.

Paul klee experienced tunisian ephphanies in 1914.

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