Emilie Flöge, Aged 17
- Artist
- Gustav Klimt
- Date
- 1891
- Style
- Art nouveau
- Genre
- Portrait
'Emilie Flöge, Aged 17' is a captivating portrait by Austrian symbolist painter, Gustav Klimt. His prolific contribution to the Art Nouveau movement is deeply ingrained in the piece. A striking study of a feminine figure, Klimt has vividly portrayed Emilie Flöge, a regular subject in his works, in this drawing on paper. This piece truly complements Klimt's repertoire of frank eroticism and fascination with the female body. This artwork was made using vibrant pastel colours, a choice that exhibits the influence of Japanese art on Klimt. 'Emilie Flöge, Aged 17', is a true testament to Klimt's standing as a flagbearer of Art nouveau (modern).
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