29in W x 1in D x 27in W
Artist: Paul Klee (1879-1940), a Swiss-born German artist whose style varied, including influences from Expressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism. 
Title: "Wallflower (detail)" or "Mauerblümchen" in German. 
Year: 1922. 
Medium: Watercolor and pen and brown ink with graphite underdrawing on paper. 
Style: Abstract, with organic shapes and a dreamlike quality, characteristic of Klee's work during his Bauhaus period. 
Museum: The original artwork is held at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. 
Subject: The painting depicts two figures, one upside down, in a landscape with trees and abstract shapes. 
Public Domain: The work is in the public domain due to the artist's death date.