Paul Klee in the Plane named after Pushkin

Paul Klee project. Not a day without a line ”will be represented from December 15, 2014 to March 1, 2015 at the Plane named after A.S. Pushkin in Moscow

At the exhibition of the famous Swiss artist, masters of the European avant-garde Paul Klee (1879-1940), more than 150 works of painting and graphics will be shown. These are paintings painted by Paul Klee at different periods of creativity - African watercolors (1914), “The view of a city with a red dome” (1923), “The rising star” (1931), “Oh, these rumors!” (1939), "Plenenter" (1940) and other works from the collections of Switzerland. Also part of the exposition will be unique artifacts-photographs and tools from the artist’s workshops, a major composition, dolls that participated in the performances of a puppet theater in the Klee House. The world created by Klee, "does not convey only the visible, but makes the visible secretly befell."

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