Description
Klimt first achieved acclaim as a decorative painter of historical scenes and figures through his many commissions to embellish public buildings. He continued to refine the decorative qualities so that the flattened, shimmering patterns of his nearly-abstract compositions, what is now known as his “Golden Phase” works, ultimately became the real subjects of his paintings.
Observing the ceilings of his legacy we could extract this colorful pattern and the combination of his fabric on silk with golden braid trim .
