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Water Serpents II Poster

Water Serpents II Poster

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Gustav Klimt's Water Serpents II (1907)

Adorn your space with this mesmerizing Art Nouveau masterpiece, celebrated for its sensual intertwining figures and shimmering gold accents, inspired by Klimt’s fascination with myth and the mysterious beauty of water nymphs, bringing timeless elegance and intrigue to your home.

Our posters are printed on thick (230gsm) acid-free matte art paper, using a long-lasting UV-resistant ink. We also offer the option of printing on textured canvas (300gsm), more flexible and resistant. Our frames are made of either light and resistant aluminium, or solid wood. More details in our FAQ

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About the Artist

Gustav Klimt was a central figure in Viennese modernism and a founding member of the Vienna Secession. His work at the turn of the twentieth century redefined the boundaries between fine art and decorative art, blending Symbolist ideas with the ornate patterns of Art Nouveau. Klimt's innovative approach elevated ornamentation and psychological depth, leaving a lasting mark on European art.

During his renowned golden phase, Klimt explored themes of intimacy, mythology, and transformation. His art from this period, including Water Serpents II, reflects the cultural ferment of fin de siècle Vienna, where new ideas about the mind, desire, and beauty were flourishing. This piece is often associated with our famous artists wall art and resonates with collectors interested in the intersection of history and sensuality.

The Artwork

Water Serpents II was painted in 1907, at a time when Klimt was deeply engaged with mythological and symbolic subjects. The artwork draws inspiration from European legends of water nymphs and serpentine beings, using water as a metaphor for transformation and the subconscious. Klimt's fascination with the fluidity of identity and desire is evident in the dreamlike atmosphere of the scene.

This painting also reflects the era's interest in psychology and the exploration of eroticism in art. It stands as a testament to the changing attitudes of early twentieth-century Vienna, making it a compelling choice for those drawn to the evocative themes found in our erotic art prints collection.

Style & Characteristics

The composition features intertwined female figures, their elongated forms and flowing hair creating a sense of movement reminiscent of underwater currents. Klimt employs a harmonious blend of gold accents, vibrant oranges, and glowing corals, contrasted with deep violets, pinks, and dark backgrounds. This palette produces a luminous, jewel-like effect that is both decorative and immersive.

The ornamental patterns and flat areas of color are signature elements of Klimt's Art Nouveau style, while the intimate poses of the figures evoke a sense of sensual calm. The overall effect is hypnotic and serene, offering a timeless visual experience that continues to captivate viewers.

In Interior Design

This vintage style Klimt poster brings a mythic, tranquil mood to bedrooms, dressing areas, or as a statement in a living room gallery wall. Its rich colors and decorative details pair beautifully with velvet fabrics, brass accents, and soft lighting.

To enhance the artwork's palette, consider aubergine or muted rose textiles, or anchor the space with black and walnut furnishings. Whether in maximalist or minimalist interiors, this piece serves as a luminous focal point and integrates seamlessly with classic art wall decor arrangements.