Overview
Analyses the extraordinarily varied output of Klee's work, from witty drawings to dreamlike, abstract paintings.
Features on key themes and events, including: Klee's diaries, Der Blaue Reiter, the Transcendentalism and Degenerate Art.
Author Bio
Susie Hodge (MA, Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts) has written numerous books on art and art history. She has also given lectures and held practical workshops, as well as taking part in television and radio programmes on art. Her books have received many awards and the Wall Street Journal described her book How to Survive Modern Art as a 'lesson in clarity'. She has twice been named the No. 1 art writer by the Independent. She lives near London in the UK.
