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| Gustav Klimt
(1862-1918), the Austrian Symbolist
painter was a founding member of Vienna
Secession. His highly individualistic
style was inspired by a range of sources
from Classical Greek, Byzantine, Egyptian
and Minoan art to wood engravings by
Durer and Japanese Ukiyo-e. Marked by
the intensive colors, golden backgrounds,
candid eroticism and pointed symbolism,
female body was the primary subject
of his paintings. View the artwork reflecting
the aesthetic concerns of turn-of-the
century Vienna’s alluring intellectual
world in our Klimt gallery at World
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Mother
and Child (detail from The Three Ages of
Woman), c.1905
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Three
Ages of Woman -
Mother
and Child (detail II)
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The
Virgins (Le Vergini)
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The
Kiss (Le Baiser/Il Baccio), 1907
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The
Kiss (detail, 1907)
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Forest
of Beech Trees, c.1903
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Donna
con Ventaglio (Lady with Fan)
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Farm
Garden with Sunflowers
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Lady
with Hat and Feather Boa
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Gardenpath
with Hens, 1916
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Musique
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The
Tree of Life, 1905-1911
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Viale
Alberato
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Water
Serpents II, c.1907 (Detail II)
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Portrait
of a Young Woman, 1896-97
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Alle
im Park Von Schluss Kammer
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