Oriental Architecture 1929 — Fine Art

Oriental Architecture 1929 shows a set of towers and house forms drawn with thin black lines on a pale ground. The marks sit side by side and lean a little. Paul Klee worked with this kind of line practice during his Bauhaus years. You can see the strokes kept separate instead of filled in.

This fine art print is ready to hang on arrival. The white frame finish gives this picture a clean edge on the wall. The light around the lines stays clear because the paper surface is matte. That finish suits the thin strokes here, since nothing competes with the drawing.

Hang it on a dining room wall where the table stays. From the chair you notice the separate strokes, and the white edge holds the picture together while the food is cleared away.