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Gustav Klimt The Hope II 1907-1908 Postcard Briefkaart

Gustav Klimt The Hope II 1907-1908 Postcard Briefkaart

"Whoever wants to know something about me -- as an artist, the only notable thing -- ought to look carefully at my pictures and try to see in them what I am and what I want to do." -- Klimt1 Gustav Klimt painted Hope II on canvas in 1907/8 using oil paints, gold, and platinum. It's 43.5x43.5" (110.5 x 110.5 cm) in size. The painting is part of the collection of the Musuem of Modern Art in New York. Hope II is a beautiful example of Klimt's use of gold leaf in a paintings and his rich ornamental style. Look at the way he's painted the garment worn by the main figure, how it's an abstracted shape decorated with circles yet we still 'read' it as a cloak or dress. How at the bottom it melds into the three other faces. In his illustrated biography of Klimt, art critic Frank Whitford says Klimt "applied real gold and silver leaf in order to heighten still further the impression that the painting is a precious object, not remotely a mirror in which nature can be glimpsed but a carefully wrought artefact." It's a symbolism that's still valid today given that gold is still regarded as a valuable commodity. Klimt lived in Vienna in Austria and drew his inspiration more from the East than the West, from "such sources as Byzantine art, Mycenean metalwork, Persian rugs and miniatures, the mosaics of the Ravenna churches, and Japanese screens."

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Door Anoniem13 juli 2024Geverifieerde aankoop
Briefkaart, Maat: Standaard Briefkaart, Papier: Signature Mat, Enveloppen: Geen
It's a nice picture, however it doesn't touch the edges of the card. Plus, the cut after print is done poorly. It's printed nicely, but the finish isn't good
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Door M.18 mei 2022Geverifieerde aankoop
Briefkaart, Maat: Standaard Briefkaart, Papier: Signature Mat, Enveloppen: Geen
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It is beautiful! Now I want to visit this museum. Perfect. Love the texture of the paper.
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Door Anoniem13 juli 2024Geverifieerde aankoop
Briefkaart, Maat: Standaard Briefkaart, Papier: Signature Mat, Enveloppen: Geen
Again, edges poorly cut. Print OK, badly cut edges

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Product ID: 239093366234314152
Ontworpen op: 6-5-2010 12:32
Rating: G