10256 Gustav Klimt (1862–1918) – Seated Figure Study – Lithograph (20th Century)
This intimate graphic work depicts a seated female figure, rendered with the delicate and expressive line work characteristic of the artist's private drawings. The subject is portrayed wearing a high-collared garment with voluminous, flowing sleeves that cascade around her form. Her face is indicated with minimal, fine lines, capturing a quiet and contemplative expression. The composition focuses on the rhythmic contours of the drapery and the graceful posture of the figure, utilizing the negative space of the warm-toned paper to emphasize the lightness of the touch.
Gustav Klimt was the leading figure of the Vienna Secession and a master of the Symbolist movement. While internationally renowned for his golden, mosaic-like paintings, Klimt was also an extraordinarily prolific and skilled draughtsman who used drawing as a primary means of exploring the female form and human emotion. His drawings are celebrated for their modern sensibility, psychological depth, and mastery of the continuous line. These graphic studies provide a vital window into Klimt's artistic process and his ability to convey elegance and sensuality through simplified, elegant forms, securing his legacy as one of the most important artists of the early modern era.
Artist or Maker: Gustav Klimt
Dimensions: Approximately 49 cm x 42 cm
Medium: Lithograph
Date: 20th Century
Condition Report:
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