Aziz Art July 2019

In 1949 Marcel Duchamp commented on Paul Klee: "The first reaction
in front of a Klee painting is the very pleasant discovery, what everyone
of us could or could have done, to try drawing like in our childhood.
Most of his compositions show at the first glance a plain, naive
expression, found in children's drawings. At a second analyse one can
discover a technique, which takes as a basis a large maturity in thinking.
A deep understanding of dealing with watercolors to paint a personal
method in oil, structured in decorative shapes, let Klee stand out in the
contemporary art and make him incomparable. On the other side, his
experiment was adopted in the last 30 years by many other artists as a
basis for newer creations in the most different areas in painting. His
extreme productivity never shows evidence of repetition, as is usually
the case. He had so much to say, that a Klee never became an other
Klee."