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Known for sensual symbolism and metallic elements, Gustav Klimt created enchanting art challenging societal norms. Often incorporating golden hues, ornate shapes and dramatic lighting, Klimt both scandalized and intrigued viewers with his luminous depictions of female figures and romance.
With the artwork Death and Life, painted by Klimt in 1910/1911 and revised in 1915/1916, the Leopold Museum is in possession of one of Klimt’s greatest allegorical pieces, in which, by means of daring composition, he was able to illustrate the cycle of human life. Masterpieces by Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt, Vienna 1900 and Art Nouveau.
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The Limited Edition 8 celebrates Klimt’s monumental Stoclet Frieze mosaics, specifically the Tree of Life motif. One of the three black Horus falcons that populate the tree branches inspired the hand-engraved Onyx stone bird on the cap, and various precious stones express a mosaic on the cone. "8" is a nod to the lucky number in Asian culture and Klimt’s extraordinary passion for Japanese ...
This exhibition is the first retrospective fully dedicated to the drawings of Gustav Klimt (1862–1918). View the video larger. This major loan exhibition was organized by the Albertina Museum, Vienna, in association with the J. Paul Getty Museum, to mark the 150th anniversary of Klimt's birth. The drawings in this exhibition come mostly from ...
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Gustav Klimt's painting "Medicine" (nach 1901) by Moriz NährAustrian National Library The human life cycle is the central theme of the Faculty Paintings: giant—over 13 feet high—canvases, on which Klimt was commissioned to work by the University of Vienna from 1894 and which are now regarded as his masterpiece of Symbolist art.
