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Gustav Klimt: 100 Drawings

by Gustav Klimt (Artist)

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The finest drawings of the celebrated Austrian artist -- mostly nudes and seminudes taken in part from rare portfolios of 1919 and 1964 -- reveal the dynamics of the line in representing the human figure spontaneously and freely. Introduction.
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741.9436The arts › Graphic arts and decorative arts › Drawing & drawings › Collections › Europe

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NC245.K553Fine Arts › Drawing. Design. Illustration › Drawing. Design. Illustration › History of drawing

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