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Serving Tray, Mini 21 x 14 cm, Klimt, Judith

Cotton Tote Bag Luxe, Gustav Klimt, Adele Bloch-Bauer

Paint tube Pen, Klimt, Judith

Cushion cover, 45x45 cm, Klimt, tree
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Works by Gustav Klimt
Portrait, Ornament, and Viennese Innovation

The Kiss · 1908–1909 · Sources ↗
Belvedere, Wenen
The Kiss
An embrace, a meadow of flowers, and a shimmering expanse of ornament come together in Klimt’s most famous painting.
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Adele Bloch-Bauer I · 1907 · Sources ↗
Neue Galerie, New York
Adele Bloch-Bauer I
In this portrait, the subject, her attire, and the background flow together in a rhythm of gold and patterns.
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Water Serpents II · 1904, herwerkt 1906–1907 · Sources ↗
Private collection
Water Serpents II
Lines, hair, and fluid, water-like forms merge into one another. This theme reveals a different side of Klimt’s decorative visual language.
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The Tree of Life · 1905–1911 · Sources ↗
MAK, Vienna
The Tree of Life
These spiraling branches are part of Klimt’s design for the Stoclet Palace. The motif lives on in numerous reproductions.
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Judith I · 1901 · Sources ↗
Belvedere, Wenen
Judith I
Klimt painted the biblical heroine Judith in 1901 in oil and gold leaf. The work belongs to the Belvedere in Vienna and hangs in the Upper Belvedere.
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Gustav Klimt
Gustav Klimt combined figures, patterns, and precious materials in a way that is instantly recognizable. His work straddles the line between portraiture, allegory, and decorative art.
In Klimt’s work, figures are rarely separate from their surroundings. Bodies, clothing, gold, and patterns merge into one another. Up close, there is a wealth of detail; from a distance, the forms coalesce into a single decorative surface.

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