Hope II ☲ Klimt ☱ Art Print gilded age I use color more arbitrarily

I use color more arbitrarily

and canvas from the same bolt of material

Gauguin's last major work produced before he went to Tahiti

and a church tower against a starry sky

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Hope II ☲ Klimt ☱ Art Print gilded age I use color more arbitrarilyHope II (1908) by Gustav Klimt was the second of his works to focus on a pregnant woman, both depicting Herma, one of his favorite models. She is wearing a cloak decorated with a mosaic of circle and oval shapes, bowing her head towards her bare breasts and pregnant belly. A human skull appears behind her stomach, while at the foot of the painting three women also bow their heads, as if praying or mourning. This juxtaposition possibly represents the