Paul Klee’s Rich Port (1938) is a vivid exploration of his later style, characterised by intricate geometric shapes and a vibrant interplay of colour. The artwork combines abstract elements with suggestive references to architectural forms, evoking a dreamlike cityscape or a fantastical port. Klee’s use of layered textures and bold contrasts reflects his fascination with the intersection of natural and man-made structures, making this piece a testament to his inventive approach to modern art.
1938
Artist: Paul Klee (1879–1940) Medium: Oil on board Collection: Kunstmuseum Basel Museum
