To the Parnassus 1932 — Fine Art

To the Parnassus 1932 by Paul Klee uses a set of drawn signs placed over a pale ground. The marks reach from the lower area toward the upper edge and leave open space around them. A fine art print keeps those thin strokes clear.

The white frame gives the picture a clean edge on the wall. That edge helps the drawn signs stay separate from the room around them. The matte surface keeps the pale areas from shining under a lamp.

On a study wall the picture reads from the desk. You notice the small strokes while you work, and the quiet field stays in view when you turn away from the page.