Klimt

[ klimt ]

noun

1. Gus·tav [goos, -tahf], 1862–1918, Austrian painter.

Klimt

/ klɪmt /

noun

1. KlimtGustav18621918MAustrianARTS AND CRAFTS: painter Gustav (ˈɡʊstaf). 1862–1918, Austrian painter. He founded the Vienna Sezession (1897), a group of painters influenced by Art Nouveau

Example Sentences

Offered in 13 different styles, all the scarves feature inspiration from famous artists such as Van Gogh, Klimt, and Monet.

From Popular-Science

One flowing dress in blue had a shimmering silver surface that looked like a painting from Klimt.

From The Daily Beast

“A few days earlier, I had seen a painting by Gustav Klimt,” Mouchas tells The Daily Beast by email.

From The Daily Beast

A de Kooning sold for $137.5 million in the same bullish, pre-recession year; a Klimt, too, for $135 million.

From The Daily Beast

Maria Altmann famously won back prized Klimt paintings that were stolen from her Jewish family by the Nazis.

From The Daily Beast