Bring out the sign animal
First fish and aquariums connect natural observation and graphic language. This milestone sheds light on the "Pisces by Paul Klee" collection by favoring the material.
1917 -1926 · Aquatic world, signs and cosmic magic
Discover Pisces by Paul Klee, hand-reproduced in oil on canvas.
1917 -1926 · Aquatic world, signs and cosmic magic
Fish occupies a unique place in the work of Paul Klee. Its simple shape - spindle, eye, fins and dorsal line - lends itself to graphic reduction, but the animal also belongs to a world invisible from the surface. Klee finds there an image of artistic creation: a silent life moves in a depth that the painter makes momentarily visible. His knowledge of natural sciences, his taste for zoological collections, children's drawings and growth structures nourish these compositions without transforming them into scientific illustration. In Fish Magic, painted in 1925, fish, plants, stars, clocks and terrestrial figures coexist on a black surface. Klee first covers colored layers, then scratches and traces in the dark; a square of muslin stuck in the center acts like a small curtain. Around the Fish organizes the image like a ceremony: signs and objects revolve around a central fish. C. - C. = Fish plays with the equivalence between letter, formula and animal, while The Goldfish makes a luminous creature shine in a dark bench. These works belong to the years when Klee taught at the Bauhaus and analyzed point, line, surface, growth and movement. The goldfish therefore makes a luminous creature shine in a dark bench. These works belong to the years when Klee taught at the Bauhaus and analyzed point, line, surface, growth and movement. The fish therefore becomes a subject, ideogram and focus of forces at the same time. The fish therefore becomes a subject, ideogram and focus of forces. The fish therefore becomes at the same time subject, ideogram and focus of forces. The fish therefore becomes at the same time subject, ideogram and focus of forces. The fish therefore becomes at the same time subject, ideogram and focus of forces. The fish therefore becomes at the same time subject, ideogram and focus of forces. The fish therefore becomes his own mental space. The "Pisces by Paul Klee" selection notably compares Around the Fish and C. - C. = Fish. His reading favors the material.
Klee's fish illuminates the darkness from within: a few lines are enough for the water to become sky, scene and mental depth.
Course & style
Fish occupies a unique place in the work of Paul Klee. Its simple shape - spindle, eye, fins and dorsal line - lends itself to graphic reduction, but the animal also belongs to a world invisible from the surface. Klee finds there an image of artistic creation: a silent life moves in a depth that the painter makes momentarily visible. His knowledge of natural sciences, his taste for zoological collections, children's drawings and growth structures nourish these compositions without transforming them into scientific illustration. In Fish Magic, painted in 1925, fish, plants, stars, clocks and terrestrial figures coexist on a black surface. Klee first covers colored layers, then scratches and traces in the dark; a square of muslin stuck in the center acts like a small curtain. Around the Fish organizes the image like a ceremony: signs and objects revolve around a central fish. C. - C. = Fish plays with the equivalence between letter, formula and animal, while The Goldfish makes a luminous creature shine in a dark bench. These works belong to the years when Klee taught at the Bauhaus and analyzed point, line, surface, growth and movement. The goldfish therefore makes a luminous creature shine in a dark bench. These works belong to the years when Klee taught at the Bauhaus and analyzed point, line, surface, growth and movement. The fish therefore becomes a subject, ideogram and focus of forces at the same time. The fish therefore becomes a subject, ideogram and focus of forces. The fish therefore becomes at the same time subject, ideogram and focus of forces. The fish therefore becomes at the same time subject, ideogram and focus of forces. The fish therefore becomes at the same time subject, ideogram and focus of forces. The fish therefore becomes at the same time subject, ideogram and focus of forces. The fish therefore becomes his own mental space.
First fish and aquariums connect natural observation and graphic language. This milestone sheds light on the "Pisces by Paul Klee" collection by favoring the material.
At the Bauhaus, Fish Magic and Around the Fish organize depth, rhythm and symbol.
Fish, plants and figures continue to circulate in a world of signs.
The outline reduces the animal to an immediately active form. This line guides a reading of "Pisces by Paul Klee" centered on the material.
A clear point establishes presence, orientation and sometimes confrontation.
Black makes color and line appear like light phenomena.
Fish, star, clock and plant share the same space without realistic hierarchy.
Explore by universe
Circle, formula, magic and light show how the aquatic animal becomes a principle of organizing the painting.
Objects and signs gravitate like elements of an enigmatic rite.
For the mystery. Reading of "Pisces by Paul Klee" through the material.Letters and equation transform the figure into a thought experiment.
For the signWater, sky and earth coexist behind a curtain of black paint.
For imaginationThe goldfish becomes the color source of its own world.
For colorThe central fish attracts objects, lines and symbols into a ceremonial orbit.
Landmark work of Pisces by Paul KleePainting brings together written character, reasoning and animal silhouette.
Landmark work of Pisces by Paul KleeWorks to discover
Four active and distinct works are presented without repeating the bilingual duplicates from the catalog: Around the Fish, C. - C. = Fish, Fish Magic and Le Poisson rouge.




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Yes. Each reproduction is hand painted in oil on canvas, without printing.
The painter uses the composition, values, colors and materials visible in the chosen work from Paul Klee's Poissons collection, with particular attention paid to the material.
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This selection brings together artworks designed for art lovers who want to recapture the spirit of a famous painting in a hand-painted canvas. Each reproduction can be adapted to the desired format and validated by photo before shipping.
The available formats allow the artwork to be adapted to a living room, bedroom, office, or a more specific decorative project. The painting is executed in oil on canvas with particular attention to colors, textures, and overall balance.
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