Eine Reise ins nordafrikanische Tun

Eine Reise ins nordafrikanische Tunis 1914 mit seinen Malerfreunden August Macke und Louis Moilliet verhilft Klee zu neuer Farbenfreude und einem wahren Schaffensrausch. „Die Farbe hat mich. Ich brauche nicht nach ihr zu haschen. Sie hat mich für immer, ich weiß das. Das ist der glücklichen Stunde Sinn: Ich und die Farbe sind eins. Ich bin Maler.“ notiert er in sein Tagebuch. Es folgen unzählige Aquarelle, mit denen er seinen ihm allein eigenen Stil entwickelt.

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A trip to the North African Tunis in 1914 with his painter friends, August Macke and Louis Moilliet helps clover of new joy of colour and a rush of creation. "The color is me. I don't have to hunt for it. It took me forever, I know that. This is the happy hour sense: the color and I are one. I am painter."he notes in his diary. Innumerable watercolors, which he followed his him alone own style developed.

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A trip to the North African Tunis 1914 his painter friends August Macke and Louis Moilliet helps Klee to new colors joy and a true creative frenzy. "The color has me. I need not chasing after her. She has me forever, I know that this is the happy hour sense. I and the color are one. I am a painter. "He notes in his diary. This is followed by countless watercolors with which he developed his own style to him alone.

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A journey into the North African Tunis Click here for profiles in 1914 with his August Macke and Louis Moilliet helps Klee new joy and a true Schaffensrausch. "The color is me. I do not need to bunnies. For me it has always, I know. This is the happy hour color and I are one. I am a painter." He noted in his diary.It followed by countless watercolours, with which he developed his own style.