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The kiss, original title "The Couple of Lovers", is one of the important works of Gustav Klimt and also the painting of Art Nouveau. It is also considered the most famous painting of the painter, as it has been widely used by reproductions in many forms. Klimt painted the picture in the first half of 1908 and completed it in 1909, a time called Klimt Golden Phase and from which his most popular works originated. It was acquired in the Kunstschau Vienna in 1908 by the then imperial royal ministry of culture and teaching (minister was Gustav Marchet) for the high sum of 25,000 crowns and was set up in the summer castle of Prince Eugen of Savoy on the race path in 1903. (today today AustriAustriAustriGalerie Belvedere), where it is exhibited to this day. 1000 piece puzzle The motif "The Kiss" by Gustav Klimt is the template for this 1000 piece puzzle from Piatnik, which offers an interesting challenge even for experienced puzzle lovers., Manufacturer: Piatnik
The Kiss, 1000 Piece Puzzle
The kiss, original title "The Couple of Lovers", is one of the important works of Gustav Klimt and also the painting of Art Nouveau. It is also considered the most famous painting of the painter, as it has been widely used by reproductions in many forms. Klimt painted the picture in the first half of 1908 and completed it in 1909, a time called Klimt Golden Phase and from which his most popular works originated. It was acquired in the Kunstschau Vienna in 1908 by the then imperial royal ministry of culture and teaching (minister was Gustav Marchet) for the high sum of 25,000 crowns and was set up in the summer castle of Prince Eugen of Savoy on the race path in 1903. (today today AustriAustriAustriGalerie Belvedere), where it is exhibited to this day. 1000 piece puzzle The motif "The Kiss" by Gustav Klimt is the template for this 1000 piece puzzle from Piatnik, which offers an interesting challenge even for experienced puzzle lovers., Manufacturer: Piatnik
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