Paul Klee is a giant of twentieth-century art and one of the great creative innovators of the time.
Witty, inventive, magical, his exquisite paintings resist easy classification. He is mentioned in the same breath as Matisse, Picasso and his Bauhaus contemporaryKandinsky. He cuts a radical figure in European modernism. His influence on abstraction can be seen in the works of Rothko, Miró and beyond. And yet, for an artist of such stature, there is still so much to discover about him.
Tate Modern: Exhibition
16 October 2013 – 9 March 2014
Adult £16.50 (without donation £15.00)
Concession £14.50 (without donation £13.10)
Concession £14.50 (without donation £13.10)
