Klimt Kids T-Shirts

The cute design is perfect for the kiss me that loves women's day, It can also be given as a holiday gift to your best friend. relative. A boyfriend or girlfriend loves women's day. The design is also timely all year round.

A wintery scene inspired partly by the work of the late Thomas Kinkade

The Red Caravan

A piece inspired by Klimt's Forest series

Death and Life by Gustav Klimt is a vintage Victorian Era Symbolism fine art painting featuring on the left death is depicted by a classic grim reaper with a grinning skull, covered in a dark robe adorned with a religious cross and on the right is a group of mostly young women lying in a flower bed.

An homage to Klimt's "The Kiss", with a Millennial couple as the stars of the show. All about seeing being seen, he takes a selfie as they kiss, because if there's no photos, it didn't happen! You can see exactly how I created this painting at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfTxaUWbca0 And you can sign up to be the first ones to see my new video demonstrations at www.patreon.com/DeGillett

While I was painting this decorative orchard scene, I was suddenly reminded of those Ishihara 'pseudoisochromatic' tests they used to do at school to test for colour blindness, hence the name.

lady butterfly

His coat has geometric patterns.

Blue and gold beauty.

Cat mom

Woman and Cat

Tree of Life

Carl Jung

In the style of Gustav Klimt, the painting portrays a woman in an opulent and ornate setting. The woman is adorned in a flowing, intricate gown adorned with golden patterns and swirls reminiscent of Klimt's signature Art Nouveau style. Her attire is a masterpiece of details, with rich, luxurious fabrics that seem to shimmer and flow like liquid gold.

Art Deco Style Woman. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Art Deco

Art Deco Style Woman. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Art Deco

Art Deco Style Woman. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Art Deco

This print is a parody of one of the most romantic and beautiful paintings in existence: The Kiss, by Gustav Klimt. Essential gift for yourself or your friend who is passionate about cats.

This is an original painting by K Mussack inspired by Gustav Klimt’s Garden Path with Hens.

Intrepid sheep character painted as a commission for a customer in Minneapolis, USA. Lots of Art Nouveau Klimtery inspired opulence here!

part of a series

the kiss weed

Oh how sweet thy sound.

The famous painting Kiss by Gustav Klimt in traditional ukiyo-e woodblock print style.

Art Deco Style Woman. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Art Deco

Art Deco Style Woman. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Art Deco

Art Deco Style Woman. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Art Deco

Art Deco Style Woman. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Art Deco

Art Deco Style Woman. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Art Deco

Art Deco Style Woman. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Art Deco

Art Deco Style Woman. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Art Deco

An illustration of a playing card in the suit of hearts with a king and queen in a pose inspired by Gustav Klimt's famous painting "The Kiss". The King and Queen are depicted in a loving embrace, their bodies intertwined in a moment of intimacy and passion. This illustration makes a perfect gift for Gustav Klimt lovers or fans.

Asian Abstract #10. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Gustav Klimt, Paul Klee and Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Asian Abstract #24. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Gustav Klimt, Paul Klee and Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Asian Abstract. An illustration of Asian woman in an abstract symbolism style inspired by Gustav Klimt, Paul Klee and Charles Rennie Mackintosh