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AKA Clothe T-Shirt - Young Moe
€49.90
Young Moe is a work by the Swiss-German painter Paul Klee, who was born in 1879 and died in Switzerland in 1940.
A prolific artist of the early 20th century, he was a teacher at the Bauhaus between the wars, a famous school of architecture and applied art at the turn of the century.
Initially destined for music by his musician parents, pictorial art became Paul Klee's main passion and activity, and he entered the Munich School of Fine Arts in the same class as Vassily Kandinsky.
Paul Klee's works fascinated by the range of colours he used, with abstract forms that were aesthetically pleasing, leaving room for the viewer's imagination.
AKA Clothe takes up this masterpiece painted in 1938 during a trip to Tunisia by the artist as a tribute.
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Product detail :
- Crew neck.
- Short sleeves.
- Young Moe illustration by AKA Clothe print on the back.
- Plain cotton jersey.
- 100% organic cotton.
- Regular cut, slightly curved.
Maintenance information :
- Use mild detergent only.
- Machine wash in cold water on gentle cycle.
- Washing and ironing inside out.
- DO NOT IRON ON THE PRINT.
NB : In an eco-responsible approach, most of our products are made ti order to avoid stocks.
The products are sent between 5 to 10 days upon receipt of the order.
Young Moe is a work by the Swiss-German painter Paul Klee, who was born in 1879 and died in Switzerland in 1940.
A prolific artist of the early 20th century, he was a teacher at the Bauhaus between the wars, a famous school of architecture and applied art at the turn of the century.
Initially destined for music by his musician parents, pictorial art became Paul Klee's main passion and activity, and he entered the Munich School of Fine Arts in the same class as Vassily Kandinsky.
Paul Klee's works fascinated by the range of colours he used, with abstract forms that were aesthetically pleasing, leaving room for the viewer's imagination.
AKA Clothe takes up this masterpiece painted in 1938 during a trip to Tunisia by the artist as a tribute.
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