Numerous works by Paul Klee feature the term "landscape" in their titles, yet they mostly depict imaginary landscapes rather than specific places. This volume presents Klee's landscapes through 40 works, ranging from early sketches inspired by Impressionism to his first colorful watercolors, the works from his Bauhaus period, and up to his later pieces. In juxtaposition with excerpts from Klee's wonderfully poetic text about the image as landscape, the stroll becomes a metaphor for the contemplation of the artwork, unfolding step by step just like the creation of the art itself. A fine art book with much to discover.