Paul Klee: Tête d'Enfant cflrings It was named and depicted

It was named and depicted in 1914 by Barnum Brown

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Edition: 042 of 100

Paul Klee: Tête d'Enfant cflrings It was named and depictedPaul Klee Original Lithograph from Verve The Human Form, 1939 Published in 1939, La Revue Verve Vol. II Nos. 5 6 is an achievement in modern art publishing. This series was centered on the profound theme of "La Figure Humaine" (The Human Figure), released as a double issue it focused on the evolution of the human form through a dialogue between contemporary avant garde vision and historical masterworks. Verve's legendary publisher, Triade commissioned