"Sel (Salt)" (1928) by Paul Klee features an abstract representation of salt, with a focus on texture and form. The painting uses bold colors and geometric shapes to explore the concept of salt as both a physical and symbolic element. Klee's innovative approach to abstraction allows him to convey the essence of salt through visual art.
This print is ideal for those interested in Klee's abstract interpretations of everyday objects and his exploration of texture and form.