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Sold in packs of 6. Gorgeous, foiled, handmade greeting cards, blank inside and shrink-wrapped with a gold envelope. Themed with our art calendars, foiled notebooks and illustrated art books. Our greeting cards are printed on FSC paper and wrapped in biodegradable cellobag, and are themed with our art calendars, foiled notebooks and illustrated art books.

Although better-known for his portraits, Gustav Klimt (1862–1918) also achieved great acclaim for his landscape art. A symphony of grey, orange and green, this unforgettable autumn landscape painting appears poised to transcend its figurative function altogether. The flattening of perspective in so many of Klimt’s woodland scenes is often said to result from his use of a ‘viewfinder’ (if no more than a cut-out cardboard frame) in composing scenes.

Gustav Klimt: The Birch Wood Greeting Card Pack:

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      Publisher: Flame Tree Publishing
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 04/02/2022
      ISBN13: 9781839648441, 978-1839648441
      ISBN10: 1839648449

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Sold in packs of 6. Gorgeous, foiled, handmade greeting cards, blank inside and shrink-wrapped with a gold envelope. Themed with our art calendars, foiled notebooks and illustrated art books. Our greeting cards are printed on FSC paper and wrapped in biodegradable cellobag, and are themed with our art calendars, foiled notebooks and illustrated art books.

      Although better-known for his portraits, Gustav Klimt (1862–1918) also achieved great acclaim for his landscape art. A symphony of grey, orange and green, this unforgettable autumn landscape painting appears poised to transcend its figurative function altogether. The flattening of perspective in so many of Klimt’s woodland scenes is often said to result from his use of a ‘viewfinder’ (if no more than a cut-out cardboard frame) in composing scenes.

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