Gustav Klimt’s “Portrait of Miss Lieser ... it was hanging in a private villa near Vienna for decades, according to the auction house Im Kinsky, which put it on display in January before ...

In 1897, Klimt founded the so-called "Vienna Secession" with a group of 50 ... Ernestine Klein bought the artist's studio and converted it into a villa. She may also have bought the portrait ...

With his friend, artist Franz Matsch, Klimt observed a “display” of the prince and some 120 members of his tribe. This group had made the 53-day journey to Vienna to participate in a ...

An early painting by the famed Austrian painter Gustav Klimt, thought lost ... the artist’s studio into a villa with her husband, Felix. The Jewish couple fled Vienna in 1938 to Monaco, just ...

Oh, Vienna! Built high and mighty on the riches of the 600-year Hapsburg Empire, the Austrian capital bombards you with its near-overwhelming ensemble of palaces, Klimt-filled galleries ...

In the summer of 1896, they were put on display in a mock-African village in Vienna’s Zoological Garden, where Klimt might have seen them. The highly popular show, which attracted 5,000-6,000 ...

After Gustav Klimt's death in 1918, Ernestine Klein bought the artist's studio and converted it into a villa. She may also have bought the portrait at a 1923 Vienna auction though there is no ...

After Klimt's death in 1918, Ernestine Klein bought the artist's studio and converted it into a villa. She may also have bought the portrait at a 1923 Vienna auction, though there is no ...