Tag Archives: Bauhaus

Innocent magic

Posted on August 23, 2011 by Dave

Paul Klee had the kind of innocent magic that could evoke a wistful human face from the simplest of geometric forms. In “Senecio” he does it with circles for head and eyes, a straight line to suggest a nose, and … Continue reading →

Cabaret Voltaire

Posted on February 19, 2009 by Dave

The Cabaret Voltaire was an avant-garde group of artist/intellectuals who performed at a bar of the same name in Zurich at the height of the Great War. I viewed some images of anti-Hitler artwork produced by the Berlin school so … Continue reading →