Senecio (1922) by Paul Klee, from the Original, Art Print on Canvas Size:36″ x 36″ for whatever reason

for whatever reason

It is supported at four corners by bucrania and in the middle of the curved sides by winged female half-figures

the number of crows a person sees can be interpreted as a sign of good or bad luck

applying original composition in this new design of dynamic prints

digitally enhanced from the original at the J Paul Getty Museum

Senecio (1922) by Paul Klee, from the Original, Art Print on Canvas Size:36″ x 36″ for whatever reasonOriginal public domain art from the Kunstmuseum Basel Museum, digitally enhanced. Completed in 1922, Senecio is a manifestation of Paul Klee's sense of humour and African culture. With the simple colours and shapes, he makes use of various shades of orange, red, and yellow to reveal portrait of an old man. Artistic use of shapes gives the false impression that one eye browse is raised. His left eye brow is represented by a triangle while the other one