kasteel en zon Vermeer

kasteel en zon VermeerPaul Klee painted this work in 1928 while teaching at the Bauhaus, the famous art school where he worked alongside Kandinsky. The painting shows a city that never existed: towers and walls made of triangles, rectangles and blocks of warm colour, with an orange sun in a deep red sky above. Klee wanted you to feel the warmth of a setting sun on old stone walls. Playful and dreamlike, but also very precisely built. A world you instantly recognise, even

3 October 2026 to 10 January 2027)

he shows birds floating through a tropical sky – a visual ode to paradise

Castle and Sun is an imaginary city built from warm colours and sharp shapes

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These socks bring the refined art of ancient Egypt into your daily life – a wearable piece of history that shows how the Egyptians believed that beauty and art could transcend death

Johannes Vermeer painted 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' around 1665

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and a group of cows quietly resting in the grass

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This exclusive gift box combines three iconic works by Claude Monet in stylish packaging