Klee

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• Klee's extraordinary success was based on two factors. First the painter was beginning to be influenced by the public in his art. The positive reactions to his change in style in 1916 spurred him to carry on working in this direction. Secondly, economic reasons plaved an important part in it. Profits from the growing production of weapons for the war increased the buying power of the well-to-do. They (查看原文)

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• had to invest their capital to prevent it from losing value. Modern art benefitted from this fact. It was not only Klee who was able to sell a lot in 1917. Werkmeister sees in this year "the point at which modern art linked hands with ´bourgeois’ culture, to which before the war it had been a challenge, to form a mutual ideology. The financial and economic conditions for this process can be pinpointed to that year. Objectively, they contradict the freedom Klee had laid claim to in his concept of abstraction in 1915. As it is. Klee indeed owed his career as an artist to the war he believed he had turned his back on-simply by the fact that he had turned his back on it. " (查看原文)

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