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Paul Klee

Traveling Circus, Sem data

  • Author:
    Paul Klee
  • Bio:
    Münchenbuchsee, Suíça, 1879-Muralto, Suíça ,1940 | New York Graphic Society
  • Title:
    Traveling Circus
  • Date:
    Sem data
  • Medium:
    Reprodução de serigrafia
  • Dimensions:
    79 x 58,5 cm
  • Credit line:
    Sem data
  • Object type:
    Gravura
  • Inventory number:
    MASP.05326
  • Photography credits:
    João Musa
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TEXTS



There is no record of the precise date and circumstances concerning Traveling Circus serigraph’s inclusion in the museum’s collection. However, the work has been there since at least 1953, (Luiz Hossaka, verbal communication). For stylistic reasons, the print can be dated from Klee’s most extreme period of activity and suggests the development of forms starting from, for example, a drawing such as Teich – Nixe (Swamp – Nymph), precisely from 1940, and still part of Felix Klee’s Collection.

— Unknown authorship, 1998

Source: Luiz Marques (org.), Catalogue of the Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand, São Paulo: MASP, 1998. (new edition, 2008).



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