With Umbrella by Paul Klee Art Print

Yes, Paul Klee knew how to charm a room and how to cut. A stick figure, a round deep red body, a mustard yellow umbrella, all set against a smoky grey blue ground. Hang it and the wall stops being background. The grey blue holds a room steady while the red and yellow do the talking, so a quiet bedroom or study suddenly has a focal point without any extra clutter. It suits a chimney breast, the wall above a low chest of drawers, or a narrow stretch of hallway. Keep the furnishings simple: grey linen, dark wood, a few rust or cream ceramics. Don’t crowd it with busy pattern or lots of small pictures this one wants breathing space. On premium fine-art paper the flat colour areas and dry brushed background stay crisp.