FO199000002000_011000_001T, 2001/10/00撮影, Public Domain
Life is a Struggle (Golden Rider)
| Title | Life is a Struggle (Golden Rider) |
|---|---|
| Artist | グスタフ・クリムト Gustav KLIMT |
| Date | 1903 |
| Medium | oil, tempera, and gold leaf on canvas |
| Dimensions | 100.0×100.0 |
| Classification | Paintings |
| Accession Number | FO199000002000 |
| Summary | This work was first shown in the 18th Secession Exhibition held as the Klimt retrospective. Klimt espoused a new form of art as president of the Secession and had exposed himself to public criticism with his paintings for Vienna University. He had been engaged in numerous battles, as the title suggests, as the leader of a new art movement in turn-of-the-century Vienna. The setting of the battle is not on this earth but in a sensual paradise imagined by an artist growing more and more reclusive. This work indicates a great psychological change taking place inside the artist. It is a final manifesto of Klimt's artistic position. Gold leaf is boldly used to create a decorative effect. The painting reflects Klimt's part in the Vienne Werkstätte which attempted to make the arts a part of life, breaking down the barriers between the pure arts of painting, sculpture and the applied arts. |
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