One of a kind, Men's Pocket Square in silk, charmeuse.
Painted by Gustav Klimt in 1911 a couple of years before the world was set on fire by the Great War and before Klimt’s death due to the Spanish flu. Ironically enough, death personification in art are mostly recalled in the context of Middle-Age’s plague epidemics, which seems to even remind us of 2020 and the COVID-19 epidemic. Klimt himself died to the Spanish Flu.
This piece symbolizes how death may be able to strike individuals from life, but life itself, humanity as a whole, will always elude his grasp. In a bold composition, the image represents a universal allegory through which the Viennese artist exemplified the cycle of human life. The circle of life repeats itself.
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Specifications:
Size: 12 inches x 12 inches
Material: Silk