Klimt Book

Hardly any other name epitomises life in Vienna at the turn of the 19th to the 20th century like his: Gustav Klimt, a gifted drawer and sensitive painter of women’s portraits. But beyond that, Klimt’s exceptional artwork is iconic of the shift to modernism. The dazzling period of the “merry apocalypse” in Vienna around 1900 was his epoch – the era in which the old was buried and the new was born.



The Klimt book with essays from the renowned non-fiction author and Klimt expert Barbara Sternthal impresses with about 200 pictures, numerous picture galleries, informative animations as well as with historical movie scenes and modern video clips.