Kamel (in rhythm. Baumlandschaft) by Paul Klee

Post-first-world-war tableaux mark a qualitative highlight in Klee's work at the outset of the middle of his creative period. The "rhythmic landscapes with trees" group emerged from the years 1919-1820. In addition to "Camel (in Rhythmic Landscape with Trees)" are: "Rhythm of Windows and Firs" 1919.204, "Rhythm of Trees in Autumn" 1920.40, "Rhythmic Landscape“1920.41, as well as a proportion of variously titled works in this group.

Klee's work greatly inspired Pierre Boulez