Painted between 1912 and 1913, Mäda Primavesi by Gustav Klimt (1862–1918) is one of the artist’s most striking portraits — a celebration of youth, individuality, and modern artistry. The subject, Mäda Primavesi, was just nine years old when Klimt captured her poised confidence and expressive presence in this masterpiece of Viennese portraiture.
Dressed in a custom gown designed by Emilie Flöge, Klimt’s lifelong companion, the young girl stands surrounded by vibrant floral motifs that symbolize innocence, vitality, and the bloom of life. The composition is a perfect example of Klimt’s late style — richly decorative, yet psychological and intimate, reflecting the influence of Art Nouveau and the Vienna Secession movement.
This museum-quality reproduction brings the brilliance of Klimt’s color palette, patterns, and human expression to your space, making it an elegant addition for admirers of fine art, history, and design.
✨ Key Details
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Artist: Gustav Klimt (Austrian, 1862–1918)
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Title: Mäda Primavesi (1903–2000)
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Date: 1912–13
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Style: Vienna Secession / Art Nouveau Portraiture
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Museum-quality reproduction
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