Raiders of the Lost Art | Season 2: Episode 2 | Gustav Klimt's Gold | Free Documentary History
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- Raiders of the Lost Art - Season 2: Episode 2 - 'Gustav Klimt's Gold' | History Documentary
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Gustav Klimt's portrait "The Woman in Gold" is the most expensive painting on the art market at $135 million. During the Nazi regime, the picture was confiscated and only delivered to heirs in the USA in 2006. A team of art historians, museum curators and agents reconstructs the journey of the portrait and in the process also sheds light on the fate of the artist.
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Loved this episode - probably because I’ve read so much about Klimt and because I currently live in Vienna. His paintings are pretty awesome.
Gustav Klimt's portrait "The Woman in Gold" is the most expensive painting on the art market at $135 million (well, except for that unknown Da Vinci someone bought for over $400 Million)
During the Nazi regime, the picture was confiscated and only delivered to heirs in the USA in 2006. A team of art historians, museum curators and agents reconstructs the journey of the portrait and in the process also sheds light on the fate of the artist.
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Thank you for this great documentary. I just visited Neue Galerie in New York to see Gustav Klimt’s amazing painting of Adele Bloch Bauer.. greetings from Denmark 😊
This doco was wonderfully made. Really enjoyed it thank you. Love Klimit's work. The fact he could paint such realistic and unrealistic works is amazing. Always a fan. His bohemian personality only adds interest to the man and his work and life. 🎨
Too true. He was a crazy cool dude.
So grateful for this channel, this video and all of this!!! I'm a painter myself I can't thank you enough
Just watched "Woman in Gold" the story behind the journey of this famous painting. Very touching & shows the importance of preserving history 🙏
I've always love to visit the best galleries with the finest paintings. We can admire Gustav Klimt's work but I do find that (hand on heart) having seen the original ' Metamorphosis of Narcissus ' by Salvador Dalis that one can only appreciate the beauty of the original work up close & personal, how the artist intended.
I'm so glad this came up on my feed tonight. I had forgotten great art.
I truly enjoyed this video!
Thank you!
My favorite Klimt painting is called Danae far more suggestive and filled with primordial feelings than any portrait he painted.
Excellent documentary 👏👏👏🍿
Thanks so much for this video! I love Klimt's art! I wonder if they will ever find Adele's famous choker necklace that she wore for her portrait.
Adele's niece was lucky enough to escape when she did with her husband. However, when her sister died in Los Angeles, California in 1998 she discovered the letters that her late sister kept from her lawyer in Vienna, Austria, and became aware of changes in Restitution Laws in Austria in the 90s. Ronald Lauder helped set up the Neue Gallery in New York City, it's been known that Frau Altmann and Ronald Lauder during the legal proceedings when he was in California
That's not a photo of Luise Bloch Bauer at 19:16 in documentary. It is Margarethe Constance Gutmann (née) Lieser on her wedding day to Henrik Guttman. She was painted by Klimt in 1917. Location of painting currently unknown.
The paintings of Adele are magic, how did he do such seamless mosaics?
My favorite artist 🎨 ❤ 💕.
Definitely one of my favorites.
The movie Woman In Gold with Ryan Reynolds and Helem Mirren is a great movie and a great watch about what Maria Bloch Bauer went through to get her Aunt's portrait back from Austria.
Maria Bloch Bauer was not a pleasant woman. Her aunt wished the portrait to remain in Austria for the Austrian people to enjoy - Klimt's work was rooted in Austria. She promptly sold to the EstéeLauder family for a fortune.
2:42 " Oh, darling what an unusual yet beautiful name, momma & pappa gave you, you charming art historian you ".
He is my favorite artist.. One thing that I never understood. He was such a recluse. How did he meet all of these woman?
They always seem to somehow...🤔
They heard of him? And visit lol
No offense intended, but Klimt was not a recluse. He worked and kept regular hours, but had an active social life, many friends, went to the theatre and opera, hung out at a favorite coffee house, and took regular vacations with Emilie Flöge and her family.
Best wishes from Vermont 🍁
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Adele looks fine on canvas
Wasn't that the same university that also inadvertently ended up causing mass atrocities across Europe all simply because they refused a budding art student a place?
Appear to be conflicts between his will and her wishes??? That's an understatement! He left the paintings to her and she wiped them to remain in Vienna as she loved Austria but recently, very distant members of the family in America managed to exploit the fact Austrian law at the time forbade women to inherit property automatically. Hence they used spurious love of their family and art claims and fought to bring the lot out of Austria whereupon it was sold to Esteé Lauder's son for a massive fee. Klimt may have been Jewish but his paintings are absolutely rooted in Austria. If you ever walked the alps in spring you'd know why. And if he did indeed father 14 children - surely their claims are also valid and more so than the niece of the model? The greedy avaricious woman showed no respect to the artist. The model and ownership of the work are incidental compared to his talent.
I have never heard of this man, but I am him.
No, you're not. I am! Don't steal my soul, Mr. Doppelganger! 😸
Klimt was the best. The fact that people would go crazy over a portrait he made, says everything.
Portraits are art junk.
Yeah he was pretty crazy cool. Love his work
It depends. A portátil of a neanderthal in front of a fire would be a master piece.
"Art junk"? Explain.
Maybe he'd schizo disorder. That's why he was isolated. I guess people assume like everyone should be the same. Or he just introverted!
Her name is Bloch-Bauer not Block-Bauer! Even monoglotte people should try correct pronunciation, please.
Raiders of the lost art 🤣
too bad she had to sell everything she fought for in the end to pay off her lawyer's fees.