Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940
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Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940
Summary
Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 authored the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — author (P50): Robert Kudielka[2].
- Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 authored the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — author (P50): Bridget Riley[3].
- Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940's instance of is recorded as the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — instance of (P31): version, edition or translation[4].
- Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 was published by the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — publisher (P123): Hayward Gallery[5].
- Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 was published by the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — publisher (P123): Lund Humphries[6].
- Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940's language of work or name is recorded as the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — language of work or name (P407): English[7].
- Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 was released on 2002[8].
- Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940's main subject is the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — main subject (P921): Paul Klee[9].
- Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940's work available at URL is recorded as https://archive.org/details/paulkleenatureof0000kudi[10].
- Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940's title is recorded as Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940[11].
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Authorship and Creation
Authored works include the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — author (P50): Robert Kudielka[2], an art historian[12], b. 1945[13], of Germany[14] and the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — author (P50): Bridget Riley[3], a painter[15], b. 1931[16], of United Kingdom[17], awarded the Commander of the Order of the British Empire[18]. Publishers include the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — publisher (P123): Hayward Gallery[5] and the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — publisher (P123): Lund Humphries[6].
Publication
Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 was published on 2002[8]. Its language of work or name is recorded as the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — language of work or name (P407): English[7].
Subject and Themes
Paul Klee : the nature of creation, works 1914-1940's main subject is the nature of creation, works 1914-1940 — main subject (P921): Paul Klee[9].