Water Serpents II (1900s) | Gustav Klimt

Immerse yourself in the sensual and dreamlike world of  Gustav Klimt with this captivating art print of "Water Serpents II," created in the early 1900s. This iconic work exemplifies Klimt's distinctive Art Nouveau style, characterized by flowing lines, decorative patterns, and a rich, often gold-infused color palette. The intertwined female figures, depicted with a sense of fluid movement and eroticism, create a mesmerizing and evocative image. This print is perfect for those who appreciate Art Nouveau, Symbolist art, and works that explore themes of sensuality, femininity, and the natural world.   

Did you know? Gustav Klimt's "Golden Phase," which spanned roughly from 1900 to 1910, is perhaps his most famous period and includes iconic works like "The Kiss" and "Adele Bloch-Bauer I." During this time, Klimt extensively used gold leaf in his paintings, creating a shimmering, opulent effect. This use of gold was inspired by Byzantine mosaics and other decorative arts, adding a luxurious and timeless quality to his work. "Water Serpents II," while not as overtly gold as some of his other works from this period, still retains a sense of richness and decorative detail characteristic of this phase.   

Bring a touch of Art Nouveau elegance, sensuality, and artistic brilliance into your home with this captivating "Water Serpents II" print. Order yours today!   

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