The name of this work is written in cursive in the darker left hand corner.
The name of this work is written in cursive in the darker left hand corner. Some critics have interpreted it as an account of the myth of the Sirens and see the black splotches as evidence that the pink rectangle depicted at the bottom is a fiery pit. The top of the work is also pink, and is clear of any blotches, though it does give way to a cool blue in the middle section. Two triangles decorate a rod that connects to a wavy pedestal that, in turn, is attached to what appears to be a hand crank on the left side. This piece reflects its creator's maxim of a "taking a line for a walk" and its title alludes to the four bird heads that make up the title object, for ten points, identify this ink and watercolor drawing depicting a fantastic apparatus, by Paul Klee.
The name of this work is written in cursive in the darker left hand corner.
{Twittering Machine}