Did You Know?

Paul Klee was a highly influential artist whose unique works spanned Cubism, Surrealism, and other art movements. His works were often bright pieces of color-blocked compositions that seem whimsical and even childlike. Turns out, Klee wasn't always a joy to behold. When he was a young boy in school, he could be quite the bully. In his diary, he recalls a girl "who was not pretty and wore braces to correct her crooked legs”. He purposely pushed her down in a field, repeatedly. Definitely not a nice kid at the playground.