Artist: Gustave Klimt
Style: Art Nouveau
Topic: Life Symbols Colour Forests Composition
Date: 1909
Size: 195 x 102 cm
Museum: Museum of Applied Arts (Vienna, Austria)
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Size and Style
The Tree of Life, completed in 1909, is a stunning example of Art Nouveau style painting by the renowned Austrian artist Gustav Klimt. Measuring 195 x 102 cm, this captivating piece showcases Klimt's mastery of symbolic art and his unique approach to decorative design.
Date and Location
Created in the early 20th century, The Tree of Life was originally commissioned for the Palais Stoclet in Brussels. Today, it is housed at Vienna's Museum of Applied Arts, where visitors can marvel at its intricate details and rich symbolism.
Symbolism
As with many of Klimt's works, The Tree of Life is steeped in symbolism. Often interpreted as a connection between the heaven, earth, and underground, this painting invites viewers to explore its complex layers of meaning. The tree itself represents life, growth, and interconnectedness, while the surrounding figures and patterns evoke themes of love, fertility, and spirituality.
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