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Paul Klee (Swiss)
Two Trees
1939 – 1940
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Winston
1955/2.11
This image shows a line drawing of a standing figure. The figure has a large comb coming from the top of their head drawn with fanned-out lines and little circles along the top and wears a dress with a triangular pattern. He/she has arrows pointing downwards for arms. There are a few horizontal lines directly below and behind the figure to indicate shadow. The letter "K" is found at the bottom of the page, within the print plate and handwritten signature of the artist appears next to it. Below that is a horizontal line with the print edition and date in the lower left and the title of the work in the lower right.
Paul Klee (Swiss)
Die Hexe mit dem Kamm
1922
Museum Purchase
1950/1.170

Paul Klee (Swiss)
Monarchist
1904
Museum Purchase
1948/1.371
This watercolor consists of concentric areas of color. At the top is a blue cloud-like shape surrounded by a yellow ring in turn surrounded by an orange-pink color. The bottom edge is an olive-green color where we see thin zigzagging lines in red-brown. 
Paul Klee (Swiss)
Blitzgefahr
1931
Gift of Henry Tracy Kneeland of Bloomfield, Connecticut, in memory of his parents, Frank G. Kneeland and Helen Dodge Kneeland
1987/2.12
A stylized drawing of a man who appears to be running and a four-legged animal, perhaps a dog, on the right. Both are rendered with loose, thin lines.
Paul Klee (Swiss)
Was lauft er?
1932
Gift of Virginia and Eric Stein
2016/2.353
At the center of the page, there is an oil transfer drawing of two figures. The figure on the left is seated and looking towards the figure on the right, who is standing. The whole page is covered in grey watercolor that is darker at the edges. The page is mounted on cardboard and is titled (l.r.) "das Paar in dez Dämmerung," dated (l.l) "1924" and numbered (l.l.) "69" on the cardboard. 
Paul Klee;Elena Delbanco (Swiss)
Das Paar in der Dämmerung
1924
Gift of Nicholas and Elena Delbanco in memory of Bernard Greenhouse
2015/2.122

Paul Klee (Swiss)
A Walk with the Child
1940
Museum Purchase
1951/2.38
This line drawing in black ink has a large abstract figure at the bottom right that leans back as another figure comes at it from the left, along with a ship-like motif above it. In additon, there is a large abstract form with a tiny wheel above the name "Bulz". An arrow starts from left below the large figure and points down to the lower right corner. The work is dated (u.r) "1921" in pencil and dated, numbered and titled (l.c.) in pen "1921/157 Zeichnung zum Drama der Entweiung".
Paul Klee (Swiss)
Zeichnung zum Drama der Entzweiung
1921
Gift of Nesta Spink in memory of Helen B. Hall
2008/2.292
watercolor and ink on paper
Paul Klee (Swiss)
Die Säule [The Piillar]
1926
Gift of Helmut Stern
2000/2.160

Paul Klee (Swiss)
Blowing Out a Candle
1919
Museum Purchase
1960/2.136

Paul Klee (Swiss)
Head of a Mountain Cow
1940
Gift of Helmut Stern
1991/2.74

Paul Klee (Swiss)
Julia
1937
Gift of the Estate of Maxine W. Kunstadter in memory of Sigmund Kunstadter, Class of 1922
1983/1.405
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