POMEGRANATE – Gustav Klimt Coloring Book

During his lifetime, Gustav Klimt (Austrian, 1862–1918) was said to have created the most beautiful painting in the world. Not all critics agreed with that opinion, but one thing is certain: Gustav Klimt displayed great flair for originality in the numerous sketches and paintings he created. Whether his subjects were buildings, chickens, or people, Klimt made each image unique and striking—often by including colorful patterns and dazzling details.
You will find twenty-two of Gustav Klimt’s artworks in this coloring book. They are shown as small pictures on the inside front and back covers. When you color in the line drawings, you could copy the originals, or you might prefer to create your own color combinations. We’ve left the last page of this coloring book blank so that you can draw and color a picture of your own. Will it be a portrait, a landscape, a picture of your house and family, or something wholly from your imagination?
Images

1. Design for the Stoclet frieze, Brussels, Belgium
2. Lady with Hat and Feather Boa, 1909
3. Music, 1895
4. Adele Bloch-Bauer II, c. 1912
5. Unterach Manor on the Attersee Lake, Austria (detail), 1915–1916
6. Eugenia Primavesi, 1913–1914
7. Sunflowers (detail), 1912
8. Woman with Fan (detail), 1917–1918
9. Garden Path with Hens (detail), 1916
10. Design for the Stoclet frieze, Brussels, Belgium
11. Emilie Flöge (detail), 1902
12. The Kiss (detail), 1907–1908
13. Church in Unterach on the Attersee, 1916
14. Fritza Riedler (detail), 1906
15. Elisabeth Bachofen-Echt, 1914–1916
16. Design for the Stoclet frieze (detail), Brussels, Belgium
17. Life Is a Struggle or The Golden Knight (detail), 1903
18. Friederike Maria Beer, 1916
19. Design for the Stoclet frieze (detail), Brussels, Belgium
20. Johanna Staude (unfinished), 1917–1918
21. Malcesine on Lake Garda (detail), 1916
22. Design for the Stoclet frieze (detail), Brussels, Belgium