by Gilles Néret · Taschen · tapa blanda · ISBN 9783822805954
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«Gustav Klimt» is the art monograph by Gilles Néret published by Taschen in 1994 in paperback (96 pages, in Italian).
A journey through the life and work of Gustav Klimt (1862-1918), a central figure of the Vienna Secession and modernism. The text analyzes his evolution from early commissions to his iconic golden paintings, and addresses the great themes of his art: love, feminine beauty, eroticism and death. It is completed with a hundred annotated reproductions of his paintings and drawings.
It belongs to Taschen's Basic Art series, dedicated to great artists. The original title of the work is «Gustav Klimt: Le Monde Comme Une Forme Féminine», first published in 1992.
Suitable both for those approaching Klimt for the first time and for collectors of illustrated art monographs.
Gilles Néret was a French art historian and publisher.
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