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The Man of Confusion (1939) by Paul Klee, Canvas Art Print from the Original Depth:1.25" it is recognised as the

The Man of Confusion (1939) by Paul Klee, Canvas Art Print from the Original Depth:1.25" it is recognised as theOriginal public domain art from the Saint Louis Art Museum, digitally enhanced. Oil and watercolour on jute. In this vbrant work parts of the human body, including a wide eyed face and two hands, float amidst amorphous flesh toned forms. After Paul Klee was forced to leave Germany and return to his native Switzerland during the Nazi regime, he became afflicted with scleroderma, a chronic disease affecting the skin and organs of the body. The Man of

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it is recognised as the first modern atlas

Dress Length 86 cm

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The Man of Confusion (1939) by Paul Klee, Canvas Art Print from the Original Depth:1.25" it is recognised as theOriginal public domain art from the Saint Louis Art Museum, digitally enhanced. Oil and watercolour on jute. In this vbrant work parts of the human body, including a wide eyed face and two hands, float amidst amorphous flesh toned forms. After Paul Klee was forced to leave Germany and return to his native Switzerland during the Nazi regime, he became afflicted with scleroderma, a chronic disease affecting the skin and organs of the body. The Man of

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