Gustav Klimt — Portrait of Serena Lederer, 1899 Postcard

Serena Lederer sat for Klimt in 1899 — a decade before The Kiss and while the Secession was still finding its form. The portrait is transitional: almost Impressionist in its atmospheric softness, but already centering the figure with that characteristic Klimt calm. The original is now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. A postcard for collectors tracing Klimt's development, or for correspondence that needs something from the quieter side of his work. From the painting art postcard collection. 10×15 cm, 350 g/m².