ART-067 After Paul Klee — "Face" Large Framed Reproduction Print, 20" × 18" Image, 24.5" × 22.5" Framed, Under Glass

A large framed reproduction print after Paul Klee (Swiss-German, 1879–1940), depicting one of the artist's characteristic abstracted face compositions — presented under glass in a period frame. This is a reproduction/offset print after Klee's original work, not an original drawing, painting, or hand-pulled print by the artist.

Paul Klee was one of the defining figures of 20th-century modernism: a master draftsman, colorist, and theorist who taught at the Bauhaus alongside Kandinsky and produced a body of work that spanned lyrical abstraction, Expressionism, Surrealism, and Constructivism. His face and figure compositions — characterized by childlike line, symbolic simplification, and uncanny psychological presence — are among his most reproduced and beloved subjects.

This framed example offers the visual impact of Klee's imagery at accessible scale, well-suited to a study, office, or as part of a modernist print grouping.

Details

• After: Paul Klee (1879–1940)
• Type: Reproduction / offset print (not an original work)
• Image dimensions: 20" H × 18" W
• Frame dimensions: 24.5" H × 22.5" W
• Presented: Framed under glass
• Condition: Light wear

Provenance: Uniques & Antiques, Aston PA, June 2023.