Bilder Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) – Standing Female Nude – Lithograph (20th century)

Beskrivning

"Standing Female Nude" This lithograph features a delicate study of a standing female figure rendered with highly expressive, fluid lines. The composition focuses on the abstract and rhythmic contours of the torso and limbs, with the head and feet only partially defined, emphasizing the physical presence and movement of the subject. The sketchy, energetic line work captures a sense of immediacy and intimate observation characteristic of the artist's private drawings. In the lower right corner, an estate stamp is visible. This work was part of a posthumous series of prints produced in Vienna by Gilhofer and Ranschburg shortly after the artist's death.

Gustav Klimt was a leading Austrian Symbolist painter and a founding member of the Vienna Secession movement. He is renowned for his decorative, ornate style and his prominent use of gold leaf during his Golden Phase, most famously seen in his masterpiece The Kiss. Klimt's work often focused on the female body, blending frank eroticism with sophisticated psychological depth and complex patterns. His extensive body of drawings and preparatory sketches provides a profound insight into his creative process and his dedication to capturing the elegance and vulnerability of his subjects. Klimt's influence on modern art remains significant, as he bridged the gap between traditional nineteenth-century academic art and the avant-garde
movements of the twentieth century.

Artist or Maker: Gustav Klimt, after.

Dimensions: Approximately 59 cm x 42 cm.

Medium: Lithograph.

Date: 20th century.

Condition Report:
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