Golden romance meets a glorious garden. This recycled tote bag pairs two of Gustav Klimt’s most celebrated works, with the shimmering lovers of The Kiss on one side and the tapestry like sea of flowers Cottage Garden with Sunflowers on the other. Klimt was the son of a gold engraver, making his fascination with glittering gold feel almost destined. Ever wondered why Klimt rarely painted himself? He once declared that he was far more interested in painting other people, “above all women.” The Kiss, 1907–08, Cottage Garden with Sunflowers, 1907 © Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, Vienna.
Golden romance meets a glorious garden. This recycled tote bag pairs two of Gustav Klimt’s most celebrated works, with the shimmering lovers of The Kiss on one side and the tapestry like sea of flowers Cottage Garden with Sunflowers on the other. Klimt was the son of a gold engraver, making his fascination with glittering gold feel almost destined. Ever wondered why Klimt rarely painted himself? He once declared that he was far more interested in painting other people, “above all women.” The Kiss, 1907–08, Cottage Garden with Sunflowers, 1907 © Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, Vienna.