"Queen of Hearts"
"Queen of Hearts"
"Queen of Hearts"
"Queen of Hearts"
"Queen of Hearts"
"Queen of Hearts"
"Queen of Hearts"
"Queen of Hearts"

Paul Klee

"Queen of Hearts"

Archival pigment print on finely-textured 300gsm cotton canvas
Available mounted in a bespoke, 2"-deep wooden tray frame
Dimensions:
Sale price$321.00
Framing:Unframed
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In Untitled (c. 1945–1946), Picabia defines the form of a head with a single orange contour set against a vivid blue ground. The image moves between mask and animal, reflecting his interest in reducing figures to essential, symbolic lines. Created during Picabia’s final artistic phase, the painting draws on sources ranging from cave art to Mediterranean frescoes. These late works signal his shift toward symbolic abstraction, where simplified contours and enigmatic forms echo ancient visual languages. In this period, Picabia developed a personal vocabulary of signs that feels at once modern and deeply rooted in the past.