The only time I have seen a Klimt in person was at MOMA New York. They had them lit with led downlights. Knowing how he used real gold I knew that all i had to do was change my viewing angle to get an insane viewing experience. So I sat down crosslegged in front of it. and OMG the whole thing lit up as the light caught all the gold. Pretty soon I had about 4 other other ppl sitting on the floor with me gazing up in awe. :D
I love to watch the painting - they are so very intense and here the first painting that really showed some of the special qualities of catching a composition and the atmosphere as pure vibration of color is the very beautifull painting of Schubert playing in candle light - it’s so very beautifull and dreamlike 🎶♥️🧡💛🖤🎵
@@arti-facts-4uyes I enjoyed the total video - great presentation and it made me even more hungry to once in my life to see Klimt in the real world 🙏for sharing
I have seen many videos about the life of G. K on youtube, but this is the best introductory video I witnessed until now, thanks a lot for this beautiful effort.
So much of his work broke traditional art…this is what makes so relevant now..beautiful colours patterns and portraits combined to give us pieces that are very valuable
🙏interesting narrative of Klints life and his techniques and development as an artist and a true joy to look at his late landscape paintings of gardens, parks, lakes and intensifying compositions with his way of creating patterns and rhythms mostly as a square mosaic and yet resulting in so beautifull and special works 🩵💚🤎🖤
14:05 … while walking through the painting exhibits of the Israel Museum a month ago I was excited to see the composition draft of “Medicine” on display!! It’s fantastic!
thank you for this retrospect on one of my favorite artists. truly gifted and bold to follow his artistic and human muses, but it seems he had no choice but to follow!
One of my favourite artists of that time. 👌🌟 Egon and him died way too young. They would've made so much more art. Thanks a lot. Gustave was very respectful towards women, who were very happy whenever at his side. He was a true fine art, innovative artist. So the very opposite to that horrible blunt violent narcissistic Spanish grotesque misogynist, not a good painter at all, I don't wish to name, here. Useless tyran. Thanks for your work. 🙏
As an Artist and the Matriarch… I agree! Domesticity and art are not compatible. That said, my art stacks up, oft unfinished, my garden grows unabashedly weedy, and my family thrives!
Excellent video and very informative. To the lovers of Klimt's art, I highly recommend the book titled "The Lady in Gold" by Anne Marie O'Connor which focus on Klimt's Masterpiece "Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer
From what I have seen in Belvedere Vienna, Klimt, despite being very skilled craftsmen, while lacking originality, was never ashamed to copy not only the great master's works, but all works which were original and truly ingenious from lesser known artist. In today's exhibitions his works are proudly displayed next to the original works he had copied. When he attempted and failed to be original he blamed the critics and started a trend, that continues today, empowering the untalented to claim misunderstood originality (even if Klimt himself was skillful, but unoriginal decorator). Most of his works cannot be recognized as his unless you have done a research. He probably knew all this and "mentor" Schieler. With all this being said his works clearly popular with the masses and are for the masses.
Was Egon Schiele Klimt’s “muse” or vice versa? Schiele’s life was so short, dying at 29. Did Klimt adopt Schiele’s more sexually driven style because Egon was gone, or was Egon following Klimt until he unfortunately passed away?
Klimt was the elder of the two and acted as Schiele's mentor. Klimt had his own sexually driven style, and Schiele was encouraged by Klimt to use his models. Schiele eventually cut himself free of Klimt's artistic influence, but they remained friends until Klimt's death.
Your description of Klimt 's father a an 'engraver' is not exactly right as he was a gold leaf layer on art frames of the time. Gold inserts can be seen on most of Gustav's extraordinary work
A painting with a narrative. In this case the Garden-of-Eden-like harmony between the animals in the picture, which include storks, a fox, a lion, three mice and a woman.
The only time I have seen a Klimt in person was at MOMA New York. They had them lit with led downlights. Knowing how he used real gold I knew that all i had to do was change my viewing angle to get an insane viewing experience. So I sat down crosslegged in front of it. and OMG the whole thing lit up as the light caught all the gold. Pretty soon I had about 4 other other ppl sitting on the floor with me gazing up in awe. :D
Excellent idea - it must have been exquisite!
I love to watch the painting - they are so very intense and here the first painting that really showed some of the special qualities of catching a composition and the atmosphere as pure vibration of color is the very beautifull painting of Schubert playing in candle light - it’s so very beautifull and dreamlike 🎶♥️🧡💛🖤🎵
Thank you for your comments. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
@@arti-facts-4uyes I enjoyed the total video - great presentation and it made me even more hungry to once in my life to see Klimt in the real world 🙏for sharing
I thoroughly enjoyed your video! Thank you for introducing Klimt paintings I had never seen. I absolutely love his works! 🙌🏼
One of my favourite artists. Thankyou🇨🇦
Thank you for this study of Klimt. Moving and personal.
Klimnt fue y será, el mejor de los pintores modernosssss..amén....he...dicho..❤❤😂😮😮❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Estoy de acuerdo.
Excellent reportage. Thank you. Enjoyed it so much His art is so individualistic ,love it.
I have seen many videos about the life of G. K on youtube, but this is the best introductory video I witnessed until now, thanks a lot for this beautiful effort.
Excellent presentation. I feel like I know Gustav slightly through your detailing of his journey. Thank you.
Klimt had so much talent and imagination with freedom to paint what he wished the viewer to see. He had opinions and shared a few in his art.
I’m just fascinated by Art Nouveau. It’s just gorgeous. So lovely.
Magnifique excellent paintings L aux belle merci fantastic
This video was fantastic. I truly loved it. Thank you for making it.
So much of his work broke traditional art…this is what makes so relevant now..beautiful colours patterns and portraits combined to give us pieces that are very valuable
Love his art work , genius
Beautiful and great
Excellent. We need more of this style of video of artists.
Glad you liked it.
Great and nice painting beautiful scharm and peaceful wonderful coulours georges thank you
Thank you, you did a good job on this documentary,
How was this genius’s work neglected during so much time??? He was simply otherworldly!!
Van Gogh’s work was also neglected during his lifetime.
One of my favorite of all time! Klimt and Egon Schiele.
Just recently watched movie "Women in Gold"...found this totally fascinating, I knew of him but nothing really personal about him. Thank you.
Thank you for this video ❤😊
🙏interesting narrative of Klints life and his techniques and development as an artist and a true joy to look at his late landscape paintings of gardens, parks, lakes and intensifying compositions with his way of creating patterns and rhythms mostly as a square mosaic and yet resulting in so beautifull and special works 🩵💚🤎🖤
Thanks for all of his work that you included. All I knew about were his later radical art
Glad you liked it.😀
My all time favorite artist. Thank you.🇵🇹
14:05 … while walking through the painting exhibits of the Israel Museum a month ago I was excited to see the composition draft of “Medicine” on display!! It’s fantastic!
I was lucky enough to see many of Klimt's originals when I was in Vienna 1978-1979. Very impressive in person.
thank you for this retrospect on one of my favorite artists. truly gifted and bold to follow his artistic and human muses, but it seems he had no choice but to follow!
I’ve always found Klimt’s faces fascinatingly realistic. My favourite artist.
Beautiful elegant and nice sharing
Thanks for sharing fantastic. The theatre was amazing.
Beautiful great art Klimnt thank you so nice
@@LupitaPolit-ng5pf welcome
He captured the color and translucence of the faces
That was awesome, great video and a nice voice. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it.
One of my favourite artists of that time. 👌🌟 Egon and him died way too young. They would've made so much more art. Thanks a lot. Gustave was very respectful towards women, who were very happy whenever at his side. He was a true fine art, innovative artist. So the very opposite to that horrible blunt violent narcissistic Spanish grotesque misogynist, not a good painter at all, I don't wish to name, here. Useless tyran.
Thanks for your work. 🙏
As an Artist and the Matriarch… I agree! Domesticity and art are not compatible. That said, my art stacks up, oft unfinished, my garden grows unabashedly weedy, and my family thrives!
This is a really good (informative) video - many thanks for your time in putting it together 😀
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is well done and very informative. Excellent work, thank you for sharing it.
Wonderful. I had not heard of him, so thank you for the introduction. Very well presented, and I didn't even think of AI. Some folks, huh.🤭😉
Very informative and well presented. I felt very inspired by this video.
Glad you liked it.😀
He was an artist way before his time
Beautiful art painting
My favorite artist.
His work was singular. He was productive. He loved the women. Van Gogh won the prize. Art is an elusive snake in the grass..
Excellent video and very informative. To the lovers of Klimt's art, I highly recommend the book titled "The Lady in Gold" by Anne Marie O'Connor which focus on Klimt's Masterpiece "Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer
Thanks for the tip!
Now this is art and and not an piano in ear shot bravo
Thank you. I need my own Art Gallery here in Jamaica
Excelente sus obras, incomparable!!!!
Encantado de que te haya gustado.
Beautiful art coulours and great paintings so nice and scharing fanfastic thank you merci
The portrait of Marie Breunig, 1894 reminds me of John Singer Sargent's portrait, Madam X.
You are right. Very similar.
BEAUTIFUL
Great presentation 🤩!
Glad you liked it!!
Glorious!
Amazing!
My favorite artist
Excellent!😊👍🌹
Many thanks
Fantastic thank you art in a nutshell
Thank you for this video
Fantastic 👌👍
Glad you liked it.
Wonderful!
beautiful video!
Delicious...
From what I have seen in Belvedere Vienna, Klimt, despite being very skilled craftsmen, while lacking originality, was never ashamed to copy not only the great master's works, but all works which were original and truly ingenious from lesser known artist. In today's exhibitions his works are proudly displayed next to the original works he had copied. When he attempted and failed to be original he blamed the critics and started a trend, that continues today, empowering the untalented to claim misunderstood originality (even if Klimt himself was skillful, but unoriginal decorator). Most of his works cannot be recognized as his unless you have done a research. He probably knew all this and "mentor" Schieler. With all this being said his works clearly popular with the masses and are for the masses.
I’m embarrassed I had to watch a Ryan Renolds movie to learn who this man was.
Good selection.
Thanks!
Love klimt .
BRILLIANT
Glad you liked it.
Well he wasn't ignored by the Women in my life during the 20th century I can tell you that.
19:45 Does that really say F***k War?
Has it been there since the original construction? Or a new addition?
Thanks!
A later addition. Thanks for picking it up.
@@arti-facts-4unaar Duits vertalen klimt
Duits vertalen
Klimt 9:14
The celebration/worship of Klimt's ugliest and most grotesque works never ceases to amaze me.
Such as?
19:24-19:56 The center of the facade of the building contains the words: "FUCK WAR".
Digital Graffiti
@@arti-facts-4u interesting...
😊
Was Egon Schiele Klimt’s “muse” or vice versa? Schiele’s life was so short, dying at 29. Did Klimt adopt Schiele’s more sexually driven style because Egon was gone, or was Egon following Klimt until he unfortunately passed away?
Klimt was the elder of the two and acted as Schiele's mentor. Klimt had his own sexually driven style, and Schiele was encouraged by Klimt to use his models. Schiele eventually cut himself free of Klimt's artistic influence, but they remained friends until Klimt's death.
Pailas Athene - forgot to mention the man sticking his tongue out.
20:00.
You got me there!
Your description of Klimt 's father a an 'engraver' is not exactly right as he was a gold leaf layer on art frames of the time. Gold inserts can be seen on most of Gustav's extraordinary work
Thanks for pointing that out.
What is meant by 'self contained paintings'?
A painting with a narrative. In this case the Garden-of-Eden-like harmony between the animals in the picture, which include storks, a fox, a lion, three mice and a woman.
Intensely erotic?
19:42
"FUCK
WAR"
?
Digital Graffiti
Of course the sisters would not have been encouraged as mere females. Disgusting!!
Do not impose your modern self pity on the past.
Robot narrator is a direct insult to Klimt.
You think so? I don't.
@@arti-facts-4u AI gains in sophistication every minute. If you can't see "her" she's not there.
Heeleene? 😖
I know Klimt and think you have done good research and written a good script. The audio narration was,, I presume, mechanical and rather annoying
Weird
Both produced homoerotic works...not included in the documentary
Was this narrated by AI because the pronunciations are horrific
That's the way we all speak in Australia!
Klimt couldn't get married back then because it wasn't legal for him to marry a man. 😊
He was definitely more interested in women.