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he began striving for recognition and to live off the income generated by his works
The theme of the painting is recurrent in the painter's work
widely used in other works by the painter
The black attire of the woman emphasizes the feeling of longing and suggests that she is a widow
under the spring sun at three in the afternoon
Super ajedrez, Paul Klee Dimensions (inches):43 x 40" he began striving for recognitionAbstract style painting made by Pal Klee in 1937, it shows a decomposed chessboard, where the square figures develop over time through gray shades and misalignments. The movements of the game, according to experts, are represented by the red and blue pieces. The winner of the game is clear, the great Red King represented almost at the center of the board. It is believed to be the way Klee represents the dictatorship situation threatening central
