Gustav Klimt:
Set of 4 Pictures, framed
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Set of 4 Pictures, framed
Gustav Klimt:
Set of 4 Pictures, framed

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reproductions on paper | framed | glazed | size each 37 x 37 cm

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Set of 4 Pictures, framed
Gustav Klimt: Set of 4 Pictures, framed

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Set of 4 Pictures, framed

Gustav Klimt's paintings are one of the most expensive works of art in the world and enjoy great international popularity. His style is unmistakable. These four paintings by Gustav Klimt have been lavishly reproduced on handmade, heavy 250g paper (Gmund Tactile). Framed in golden solid wood, glazed. Size 37 x 37 cm each.

"The Fulfilment" (1905/09): Original: mixed media with gold leaf on paper, Austrian Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna.
"Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I" (1907): Original: oil on canvas, Neue Galerie, New York.
"The Kiss" (1907/08): Original: oil on canvas, Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, Vienna.
Detail from "Mother and Child" (1905): Original: oil on canvas, Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna.

Set of all 4 paintings.

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Portrait of the artist Gustav Klimt

About Gustav Klimt

1862-1918, Austrian painter, a famous representative of Viennese Art Nouveau

Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) was already a renowned artist, influencing the Art Nouveau style of Vienna's famous Ringstrasse with his murals and co-founding the Vienna Secession, when he created his "Golden Style". Inspired by the Byzantine mosaics, he inserted ornamental colour surfaces into a golden bed just like encased gemstones. With his visual art, Klimt describes the path of life of human beings who, negatively influenced by instincts, find their redemption in the kiss. The depictions of the body convey a subtle eroticism, although their figures dissolve into ornamental and geometric colour surfaces. He utilized this method not only for his depictions of couples but also for his portraits of rich women and landscape paintings. This two-dimensional style is today the epitome of Klimt's intensely coloured art, which, however, only characterises his work from 1905 onwards.

Klimt was not only adept at gold and opulence but was also a brilliant draughtsman. He produced numerous drawings in the course of his life. Mostly as preliminary studies for larger works.

As a son of an engraver, Klimt learned his craft at Vienna‘s School of Applied Arts. While still seeking to find his own artistic style, his early work is based on historicism especially influenced by Hans Makart, the artist Prince of the Habsburg monarchy in the late 19th century. Together with his brother Ernst and Franz Matsch, the three young painters formed an artistic community and received numerous commissions to design new buildings on Vienna's Ringstrasse. The staircases of Vienna's Burgtheater or the Museum of Fine Arts bear witness to the historicist style of this collaborative team.

In the late 1890s, like so many young and open-minded artists of the fin de siècle, Gustav Klimt abandoned the academic tradition. In 1897, together with other artists, he founded the "Wiener Secession", which he presided over as president until his resignation in 1905. To this day, the Secession's exhibition building remains a place and temple for new young art.

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