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Austrian Empire · July 14, 1862 – February 6, 1918Wikidata

Gustav Klimt

Austrian symbolist painter (1862–1918)

Born in Baumgarten. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 1862138 dated paintingsDied 1918

143 works

8 without a public image, listed last

  • Ancient Greece and Ancient Egypt
    Ancient Greece and Ancient Egypt
    Gustav Klimt
    19th century · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Seated Male Nude
    Seated Male Nude
    Gustav Klimt
    1879
  • Girl’s Head Turned Left
    Girl’s Head Turned Left
    Gustav Klimt
    c. 1880 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • Male Nude
    Male Nude
    Gustav Klimt
    1883 · Belvedere
  • Head Study of a Girl from Hana
    Head Study of a Girl from Hana
    Gustav Klimt
    1883 · Leopold Museum
  • Entwurf zu einem Vorhang des Stadttheaters Karlsbad
    Entwurf zu einem Vorhang des Stadttheaters Karlsbad
    Gustav Klimt
    1884–1885 · Belvedere
  • Allegory of Sacred Music
    Allegory of Sacred Music
    Gustav Klimt
    1885 · Belvedere
  • The Theatre at Taormina
    The Theatre at Taormina
    Gustav Klimt
    1887 · Burgtheater
  • Auditorium of the old Burgtheater
    Auditorium of the old Burgtheater
    Gustav Klimt
    1888 · Vienna Museum
  • Sappho
    Sappho
    Gustav Klimt
    1888–1890 · Vienna Museum
  • Portrait of the pianist Joseph Pembauer
    Portrait of the pianist Joseph Pembauer
    Gustav Klimt
    1890 · Tyrolean State Museum
  • Two Girls with an Oleander
    Two Girls with an Oleander
    Gustav Klimt
    1890–1892 · Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Mathilde Trau
    Portrait of Mathilde Trau
    Gustav Klimt
    c. 1893 · Belvedere
  • Portrait of a Woman
    Portrait of a Woman
    Gustav Klimt
    c. 1894 · Belvedere
  • Seated Young Girl
    Seated Young Girl
    Gustav Klimt
    1894 · Leopold Museum
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