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Late Evening Looking Out of the Woods (1937) by Paul Klee, Art Print from the Original on Canvas Size:12″ x 16″ (Vertical) When Hieronymus Andreae (1500-1556) thePublic domain art from the Saint Louis Art Museum, digitally enhanced. Oil on paper with brown sizing. As the title suggests, this image alludes to the close of day when the broad palette of daylight no longer exists. Paul Klee was intrigued with the effects of evening light on perception and imagination and composed this image from only two colours, close in tonality. He skillfully balances positive and negative space, with the brown of the trees and