The art of spring

Heike Mund / adMarch 20, 2017

On the first day of spring, warm sunshine has yet to make its grand debut for the year here in Europe. As we wait, we can get out fill of flowers via a bit of art therapy in these classic artworks.

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Paul Klee's "Bushes in Spring," 19245, Copyright: picture-alliance/dpa/akg-images — Image: picture-alliance/dpa/akg-images

March 20 marks the first day of spring. To celebrate, enjoy these classic artworks that are bound to give winter a final shove.

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