Ad Parnassum
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$395.00
You Save: $184.00
$395.00
You Save: $184.00
Along with his friend and colleague Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee taught for many years at Germany's Bauhaus School of Art and Architecture. The Bauhaus movement created quite a buzz in the world of Modern Architecture and also had a substantial impact on graphic design and fine art. Like Kandinsky...Klee had a lifelong interest in color theory and each wrote extensively on the subject.
Klee's signature style is unique and captures a child-like view of the world. He was very prolific over his career, having a mastery of oils, watercolor, and pastel inks. In 2005 Zentrum Paul Klee was built in Bern, Switzerland. This modernist museum houses the largest collection of Klee originals in the world.
Shown here is a quality print of Paul Klee's classic work, "Ad Parnassum." This is an oversize piece...with terrific color and depth. After some serious searching, we found the perfect molding to complement this great print. The frame is textured to the extent...that it looks more like a natural substance that has decayed over time, much like unearthed rock or rusted metal. At nearly 3" on the face and 1 1/2" in depth...the result is solid and substantial.
Click on the full-size view for a closer look!!!
Dimensions: 46.25"W X 41"H
All our gallery quality art is discount priced and made to order. Beware of sellers who deal in high volume and low quality...this usually means thin gage plexiglass without UV protection for your art!!! We deal only in professional grade acrylic glazing...better yet, we give you 3 choices:
Premium Clear Acrylic...This is a durable, high quality glazing that resists 66% of ultra violet light. If you're on a budget, you can save some money by going with Premium Clear. To better protect your artwork from UV damage we recommend using Conservation Clear Acrylic.
Conservation Clear Acrylic...For artwork on display in our gallery we use Conservation Clear glazing and we also recommend it to all our in-store customers. Conservation Clear Acrylic blocks 98% of ultra violet light. UV light is found in all natural and artificial light sources and sadly, it will fade your artwork. Prolonged exposure to UV light can result in major color shifts!!! Many times the art also becomes very brittle...this type of damage is irreversible. Conservation Clear Acrylic will extend the life of your art and protect it from the damaging effects of UV exposure.
Conservation Reflection Control Acrylic...Much like standard Conservation Clear Acrylic, this glazing blocks 98% of all UV light. In addition...hot spots from interior light sources or sunlight are diffused to soften unwanted glare. If you plan to hang your artwork where glare is a problem, choose Conservation Reflection Control Acrylic.
Klee's signature style is unique and captures a child-like view of the world. He was very prolific over his career, having a mastery of oils, watercolor, and pastel inks. In 2005 Zentrum Paul Klee was built in Bern, Switzerland. This modernist museum houses the largest collection of Klee originals in the world.
Shown here is a quality print of Paul Klee's classic work, "Ad Parnassum." This is an oversize piece...with terrific color and depth. After some serious searching, we found the perfect molding to complement this great print. The frame is textured to the extent...that it looks more like a natural substance that has decayed over time, much like unearthed rock or rusted metal. At nearly 3" on the face and 1 1/2" in depth...the result is solid and substantial.
Click on the full-size view for a closer look!!!
Dimensions: 46.25"W X 41"H
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We're very pleased to offer quality framed art here in our online store!!! We started out by touring our gallery and selecting some favorites and best sellers. So take a look at these great listings...and be prepared to buy!!! You never know what you need until you see it...then you'll need it.
All our gallery quality art is discount priced and made to order. Beware of sellers who deal in high volume and low quality...this usually means thin gage plexiglass without UV protection for your art!!! We deal only in professional grade acrylic glazing...better yet, we give you 3 choices:
Premium Clear Acrylic...This is a durable, high quality glazing that resists 66% of ultra violet light. If you're on a budget, you can save some money by going with Premium Clear. To better protect your artwork from UV damage we recommend using Conservation Clear Acrylic.
Conservation Clear Acrylic...For artwork on display in our gallery we use Conservation Clear glazing and we also recommend it to all our in-store customers. Conservation Clear Acrylic blocks 98% of ultra violet light. UV light is found in all natural and artificial light sources and sadly, it will fade your artwork. Prolonged exposure to UV light can result in major color shifts!!! Many times the art also becomes very brittle...this type of damage is irreversible. Conservation Clear Acrylic will extend the life of your art and protect it from the damaging effects of UV exposure.
Conservation Reflection Control Acrylic...Much like standard Conservation Clear Acrylic, this glazing blocks 98% of all UV light. In addition...hot spots from interior light sources or sunlight are diffused to soften unwanted glare. If you plan to hang your artwork where glare is a problem, choose Conservation Reflection Control Acrylic.
Since most of our online customers are not able to visit our gallery, we felt that it was especially important to explain these glazing options clearly!!! If you're interested in other glazing options or would like to explore other frame choices just drop us an e-mail. We'll be happy to work with you!!!
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