Gustav Klimt Farmer's Garden

A riotous tapestry of blooms fills the canvas edge to edge, color massing against color in the dense, flattened manner that made Klimt's garden paintings among the most celebrated works of his later career. Petals, leaves, and stems press forward with an almost hypnotic intensity — no sky, no horizon, no recession into depth, only an enveloping field of living ornament rendered in jewel-toned abundance.

Klimt turned to the gardens of the Austrian countryside repeatedly in the early twentieth century, producing landscapes that stand apart from his figural work yet share the same radical surface tension and decorative sensibility rooted in Viennese Secession principles. These floral compositions are now recognized as foundational to the broader modern conversation about abstraction and pattern.

This substantial work — nearly square in format, reinforcing that sense of total immersion — will reward the collector drawn to Post-Impressionist decorative traditions and commands a strong presence in any room it inhabits.

Details

• Dimensions: 36 x 35 7/8 in

Condition

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