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Death and Life, 1916 Gustav Klimt

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About the Artist

Klimt’s highly decorative, erotic female figures were influenced by an enormous range of sources: classical Greek art, Byzantine mosaics, late-medieval painting, the woodcuts of Albrecht Durer, photography and the Symbolist art of Max Klinger. As a co-founder of the Vienna Secession, a group of artists and architects who formed their own exhibition society and denounced the classical academic training of the time, his work embodied the high-keyed erotic, psychological and aesthetic preoccupations of fin-de-siècle Viennese intellectuals. Klimt was born in Baumgarten, a suburb of Vienna. His interest in art was nurtured by his father, an engraver. His formal training began at the Kunst-gewerbeschule in Vienna, and later he worked as an artist-decorator in association with his brother. The primal forces of sexuality, regeneration, love and death form the dominant themes of Klimt’s work. In The Kiss, Klimt’s best known work, beautifully rendered figures float dreamlike in space, wrapped in an abstracted mosaic robe that veils graceful contours. The rhythmic flowing line and organic forms of Klimt’s unparalleled paintings became powerful influences on the Art Nouveau movement.

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9.5×11 image on 11×14 Paper, 12×13.75 image on 13×19 Paper, 14×16 image on 16×18 Paper, 17.5×20 image on 19.5×22 Paper, 10.5×12 image on 14.5×16 Giclée, 12×13.75 image on 16×17.75 Giclée, 14×16 image on 18×20 Giclée, 17.5×20 image on 21.5×24 Giclée, 10.5×12 image on 14.5×16 Unstretched Canvas, 12×13.75 image on 16×17.75 Unstretched Canvas, 14×16 image on 18×20 Unstretched Canvas, 17.5×20 image on 21.5×24 Unstretched Canvas

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Death and Life, 1916 Gustav Klimt

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