Art Nouveau masterpiece "Judith I" (1901) by Gustav Klimt, limited reproduction

Masterpiece of the Art Nouveau era "Judith I" (1901), framed

The Old Testament tells the story of the beautiful and godly widow Judith, who unarmed to the army camp of the Nebukadneza General Holofernes and behead him with his own sword - a popular motive in art history. Klimt's famous "Golden Judith" is a modern "femme fatale" that could cost some men with their stimuli ..
Original: oil on canvas, Austrian gallery Belvedere, Vienna.

High-quality reproduction in the Fine Art Giclée process, worked by hand on canvas and stretched on a stretcher frame. Limited edition 499 copies. In hand -made gallery. Format 73 x 37 cm (h/b).

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Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) was a formative artist of the Vienna Art Nouveau and co-founder of the Vienna Secession. His "golden style", inspired by Byzantine mosaics, is characterized by ornamental colored areas that act like gemstones in a golden reason. In his works, especially the famous "kiss", Klimt reflects the life path of man and its redemption, whereby he combines subtle erotic body depictions with geometric patterns. This flat style characterizes Klimt's intensive colored art from 1905 and also extends on portraits of wealthy women and landscape pictures.

Style (s): Art Nouveau

Materials used: canvas

Used tools: printer

Used techniques: art print

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