Klimt

Gustav Klimt (1862-1918), the renowned European master of Viennese Secession painting, specialised in combining decoratism with expressive naturalism. Strong allegorical attributes and the examination of women and life are important themes that the artist focuses on. This book analyses the key works Klimt created during his life, in which the characteristics and stylistic changes of his paintings are reflected. From the traditional academic style to a distinctly personal one, the book allows the reader to explore the evolution of his technique in different periods.

· This book contains a large number of Klimt's works, including the critically acclaimed works The Kiss, The Goldfish and The Tree of Life. The book contains not only a chronicle of Klimt's life, but also an analysis of his works, leading readers into the world of Klimt's art.

· The external reviews of Klimt included in the book provide readers with a more three-dimensional perspective.

· An alphabetical index of works is included for quicker and more precise access to the content of interest.