Klee's original work, "Landscape with Yellow Birds," painted in water color, is a bit tricky to interpret in acrylic on a cement block wall. We pulled out the fan brush in which to drag our colors and blend.I rather enjoy the fact that Klee placed one of his birds upside down - it disorients what we assume about the scene, and it engages one in a sense of play. In fact, the motif prompts a number of high school passersby to bring this observation to my attention. It will probably take a young student to stop and wonder "Why?"
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That is SO cool. I love it.
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