Gustav Klimt "Portrait of Johanna Staude" — Art Postcard

Klimt painted Johanna Staude in 1917 and 1918, the final year of his life, and never finished the canvas. The Belvedere in Vienna keeps the picture today — turquoise patterning, a black feather collar, a face caught mid-thought against burning vermilion. This postcard preserves that late, unfinished energy at 10×15 cm on 350 g/m² art stock. It travels well in correspondence, sits cleanly in a Klimt collector’s set, and works as a small gift for anyone drawn to the Vienna Secession.