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Mäda Primavesi — Gustav Klimt
Gustav Klimt, 1912–13. Klimt, 1912. A nine-year-old standing with her feet planted and her chin level, refusing to be charming. The pattern around her is pure Klimt; the stare is entirely hers.
Bright, patterned, cheerful. Good in a hallway or a child's room.
What arrives
- Printed on canvas and set in a wooden frame — not a poster, not paper behind glass.
- Made to order after you buy it, then shipped worldwide. Nothing sits in a warehouse fading.
- Three sizes, from a piece that suits a hallway to one that takes a wall.
About the image
- Reproduced from the museum's own high-resolution scan of the original painting — not a photograph of a poster.
- Original held by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Gift of André and Clara Mertens, in memory of her mother, Jenny Pulitzer Steiner, 1964
- Public domain. Free to reproduce, which is the only reason a canvas like this can cost what it does.
Good to know
Screens are backlit and canvas is not. Colours read slightly deeper and softer on the wall than they do here — that is true of every print ever sold, and it is usually an improvement. Sizes are the framed dimensions. This painting is taller than it is wide, and the sizes below match its proportions almost exactly.
Hangs well with
Finish the wall
Pieces that sit well beside this one — same kind of light, same kind of wall.
Buy any two, the third is half price. Applied automatically at checkout — no code needed.
$119.00


