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Female organ player
by Gustav Klimt
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Austrian artist Gustav Klimt painted this early work showing a woman at an organ, demonstrating his academic training before developing his famous decorative style. The composition combines musical subject matter with careful observation.
Klimt's early work shows the solid technique that underlay his later innovations. It hangs at the Belvedere in Vienna.
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About Female organ player
You can see it at Belvedere Museum in Vienna, Austria. Gustav Klimt created it. The composition combines musical subject matter with careful observation.
This is an early work before Klimt developed his famous gold and decorative style It's at Belvedere Museum. The composition combines musical subject matter with careful observation.
Klimt's early works like this show his academic training at the Vienna School of Applied Arts. Before his golden phase, he produced conventional compositions for theaters and public buildings.
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