Paul Klee (Cyclopedia of World Authors)
Primarily a graphic artist and painter known for his abstract, whimsical work, Paul Klee (klay) was a major figure in the Dada, Surrealist, nonobjectivist, and abstract expressionist movements and therefore of prime importance in twentieth century art and aesthetic philosophy. Klee also wrote poetry, essays on modern art, and opera and theater reviews. His published diaries and lectures are significant manifestos of the theories of an unconventional and influential thinker.
Klee was the son of two musicians, Hans and Ida Marie (née Frick) Klee. Klee showed signs of artistic...
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