Judith by Gustav Klimt, 1901 36x22max40 from the meandering Mackenzie and

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Judith by Gustav Klimt, 1901 36x22max40 from the meandering Mackenzie andGustav Klimts Judith (1901) is a signature statement of Viennas fin de sicle glamour and psychological intensity. Working in the language of Art Nouveau, Klimt transforms the biblical heroine into a modern, self possessed figure whose half closed eyes and parted lips oscillate between seduction and menace. Set against an opulent, gold suffused ground and embroidered with delicate, nature inspired motifs, the luminous surface evokes Byzantine splendor