Twittering Machine

  • All art is handcrafted in Seattle and is gallery quality
  • The sizes you can order online are based on the aspect ratio with no cropping.  Contact us if you need a custom size not offered.
  • Highest quality materials used including inkjet pigment inks for the longest lasting prints (note: Chromaluxe uses dye sublimation process). 
  • Comes ready to hang with wire (we provide quick hang hook) or french cleat and floats of the wall 3/4" for a modern, floating appearance.
  • Most orders arrive within 2 weeks - a bit less for West Coast, bit more for East Coast
  • Rush production and shipping options available
  • Packages are nearly bullet proof with professional art packaging.. but if something goes wrong every package is insured and you receive a replacement right away.

Title: Twittering Machine, Artist: Paul Klee, Year: 1922. Depicts abstract mechanical birds on a wire against a pastel background.

“Twittering Machine” by Paul Klee, created in 1922, is an iconic piece from the artist’s Bauhaus period. Klee, known for his intricate imaginative works, drew inspiration from various art movements, combining elements of surrealism, expressionism, and cubism. This artwork represents mechanical birds perched on a wire, capturing a whimsical and slightly eerie vision. It’s one of Klee’s most celebrated pieces, reflecting his interest in mechanization and the blending of organic and inorganic forms.