

No. 35 of 115 · The Art History Series
Persian Nightingales
Pictures by Paul Klee
Paul Klee's Persian Nightingales sets little birds among crescent moons, blue stars and drifting letters on a softly glowing pink ground. Klee was also a fine violinist, and he often turned music and poetry into pictures, so this one reads like a song you can see. For someone who loves art and a little gentle magic.
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On the back
Dada and Surrealism / Persian Nightingales / Paul Klee, 1917 / Little birds, letters, moons and stars float on a softly glowing ground, like a song you can see. Klee, who was also a fine violinist, often turned music and poetry into pictures.







