senecio Edward Munch

senecio Edward MunchPaul Klee painted Senecio in 1922 while working at the Bauhaus art school in Weimar. You see a round face, built up from patches of orange, pink, yellow and white. The eyes are not level. The expression is hard to place: it seems to sit somewhere between calm and confusion. The official name of the painting is 'Head of a Man Going Senile', but the face feels both childlike and wise at the same time. There is something in it that stays with you. The

and green – are directly inspired by the original paint pigments applied to the 2

Senecio - Paul Klee

Castle and Sun - Paul Klee

almost raw approach at its best

intricately woven with care

This design showcases the magnificent broad collar that Peftjauneith wore on his journey to the afterlife – a symbol of divine protection and eternal life

The subtle gaze and the sparkling jewel make this portrait unforgettable

gazing out over a misty landscape

Museum MORE is opening its doors for an exclusive collaboration

This 6-pack brings together the most iconic artworks from different styles and eras

inspired by his garden in Giverny

In 1952 Henri Matisse created ‘Blue Nude II’