- Vintage Lithographic Print from 1980
- format 42,5 x 29,5 cm
- signature printed
- printed by Galeria Welz - Salzburg, Austria
- reproductions are from original drawings from 1880 - 1904
- excellent condition
We send the work wrapped in sturdy material sandwiched between two hardboard sheets.
About the Artwork:
"Standing Female Nude in Profile" is a masterpiece of minimalist grace, capturing the raw, linear elegance that defined Gustav Klimt’s private drawing practice between 1880 and 1904. This authentic 1980 vintage print is part of an exclusive series published by the renowned Galerie Welz in Salzburg, celebrated for its museum-quality reproductions of the Albertina Museum's archives.
The Narrative Vision (The Power of the Line):
Klimt’s primary focus in these studies was the purity of the human form. He strips away his famous golden ornamentation to reveal a profound, intimate dialogue between the model and the artist. The subject, captured in a moment of quiet reflection with her hands raised to her face, embodies the sophisticated sensuality and psychological depth that made Klimt a pioneer of modern art.
A Blue-Chip Collector's Item:
Unlike mass-produced modern copies, this 1980 lithographic edition is a sought-after vintage asset. Its age, excellent condition, and prestigious publishing house make it a blue-chip investment for any serious collector. It transforms an elite space into a cultural sanctuary, offering a daily invitation into the private world of a Viennese master.
