Klimt and Viennese Modernism

The eponymous building of the Vienna Secession is known to be one of the most impressive and most significant examples of Art Nouveau in Austria and has just undergone extensive renovation in time for the anniversary year. The freshly shining golden dome is reminiscent of the most successful artistic years of its very first president: Gustav Klimt.

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Leopold Museum: Gustav Klimt (until 4 November 2018)
- Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Wien
- www.leopoldmuseum.org
No other Viennese exhibition is currently so comprehensive when it comes to the life and work of Gustav Klimt right up until his death! About 60 paintings, countless drawings, private letters, postcards and photographs in chronological order show you Klimt's transformation from historicism to the Vienna Secession, as well as his artistic demands.
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Vienna Secession: Beethoven Frieze
- Friedrichstraße 12, 1010 Wien
- www.secession.at
The Vienna Secession, one of the most important Art Nouveau buildings was completely renovated in 2018 on the occasion of its 120th anniversary. In particular, the famous dome with its 2,500 leaves and 342 berries was completely re-gilded. In addition to the Beethoven Frieze by Gustav Klimt, the Secession is also an insider tip for your visit to Vienna thanks to its many exhibitions of contemporary art!
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Klimt Villa: Klimt lost (until 31 December 2018)
- Feldmühlgasse 11, 1130 Wien
In Klimt's last studio, the Klimt Villa, this special exhibition rightfully poses the question as to how we should deal with the loss of significant Klimt paintings or drawings. Many were lost during the war years through Nazi plunder, were returned, have disappeared or were even burned. A retrospective worth seeing!
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Klimt and Viennese Modernism

Leopold Museum: Gustav Klimt (until 4 November 2018)

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