Part of the Tree of Life by Gustav Klimt, 1910 Size:22x40in (56x100cm) the work reflects the precision

the work reflects the precision and elegance of Swiss studio lithography in the 1930s and was printed locally—notations on the margin read “Printed in Switzerland” and “Lithographie ‘Simplon’ Lausanne

Turner's bold brushstrokes and ability to convey mood and motion make this artwork not only a visual delight but also a valuable piece of art history

Major waterways compose a lattice of movement: the Neva’s short

underscore the city's role as a religious center

Inset map: Includes a detailed view of a specific region at a scale of 1:144

Part of the Tree of Life by Gustav Klimt, 1910 Size:22x40in (56x100cm) the work reflects the precisionNine Cartoons for the Execution of a Frieze for the Dining Room of Stoclet House in Brussels: Part 4, Part of the Tree of Life by Gustav Klimt (19101911) is a radiant glimpse into the artists grand Stoclet Frieze commission. Conceived for the dining room of the Stoclet House in Brussels, this large scale preparatory design distills Klimts celebrated Tree of Life into curling branches, hypnotic spirals, and ornamental emblems. Executed in chalk,