KLIMT

The search for an art suitable for modernity leads Gustav Klimt towards a new expressive path, on the border between sensuality and allegory. Klimt's style unfolds in the admirable Beethoven Frieze and in the seductive female portraits, in the vibrant lakeside landscapes as in the works of the Stoclet Palace. From his paintings, mosaics and frescoes emerges a disturbing beauty, an ode to the fragility of the human being in an era as restless as it is fertile.