Klee Forest Abstract Scarf

Whatever this is or isn't, it makes for a wonderful scarf, and we hope you agree.

Paul Klee (1879-1940, usually pronounced Clay) was a hard working 'natural genius', who experimented in different art styles including Bauhaus (where he taught art), expressionism and surrealism.

Here he is experimenting with lines, shapes, sizes and shades, and this has then been 'mineralised' with an inverted Weston mineral image - so the background is Weston, and the illustrative foreground Klee.

We believe that it makes for a beautiful and wholly original image that combines the art of Nature and the art of man, or Klee anyway.

It's also a fantastic scarf (in every sense) especially at this price!