A grinning skull holds a scepter and looks across a green background at a group of intertwined people in this artist's late painting Death and Life.
A grinning skull holds a scepter and looks across a green background at a group of intertwined people in this artist's late painting Death and Life. This artist illustrated many issues of the magazine Ver Sacrum. He created notable portraits of Fritze Riedler and his patron, Adele Bloch-Bauer, and used the Choral Symphony as the basis for his Beethoven Frieze. Another of his paintings depicts a man decorated with rectangles and a woman decorated with circles performing the title action. For 10 points, name this dude who used the flat, gold forms of Byzantine art in such Austrian Art Nouveau paintings as The Kiss.
A grinning skull holds a scepter and looks across a green background at a group of intertwined people in this artist's late painting Death and Life.
Gustav {Klimt}