Black Columns in a Landscape (1919) by Paul Klee from the Original, Wooden Framed Print Paper:Semi Glossy Whether you're drinking your morning

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Black Columns in a Landscape (1919) by Paul Klee from the Original, Wooden Framed Print Paper:Semi Glossy Whether you're drinking your morningOriginal public domain image from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, digitally enhanced. Watercolor and ink on paper mounted on cardboard. In the spring of 1919, Paul Klee rented a large studio in the Schloss Suresnes, a neglected eighteenth century palace in Schwabing, Munich's artist quarter. According to Klee's son Felix, Suresnes, its park, and the nearby Englischer Garten served as inspiration for this watercolour. It depicts Ionic columns, a large