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Eckstaedt reconstructs painter Paul Klee's artistic mastery of the oedipal conflict situation on the basis of one of his early drawings. Thanks to his talent, the boy succeeded, by means of graphic construction and self-representation, in playfully sublimating his oedipal desire for his mother and his wish to eliminate his male rival. In this way he approached the solution of his drive conflict.