Gustav Klimt Collection

Shop Gustav Klimt art by product type

This collection applies Gustav Klimt artwork to wall art, clothing, home decor and accessories. Materials, construction, sizing and print placement vary between products, so choose the product type first and then review the specifications and images on the individual product page.

• Wall art: browse canvas paintings and canvas posters for larger-format reproductions.
• Women’s clothing: explore dresses, skirts, shirts, jackets, hoodies, cardigans, pajamas, jumpsuits and cycling jerseys in All Women’s Art Clothing.
• Men’s clothing: compare shirts, hoodies, jackets, sweaters, pajamas, robes, blazers and shorts through All Men’s Art Clothing.
• Home decor: choose from pillows, rugs, floor mats, blankets, duvet covers, curtains, towels, tapestries and puzzles. Browse related products in Art Rugs & Floor Mats.
• Accessories: find tote bags, shoulder bags, phone cases, socks, calendars and other smaller formats. Explore more designs in the Art Bags Collection.

Famous Gustav Klimt artworks represented

The Kiss

Klimt began The Kiss in 1908 and completed it in 1909. The painting combines an embracing couple with gold leaf, geometric ornament and floral details. Its composition appears across wall art, clothing, bags, pillows and other products. Browse the complete The Kiss by Gustav Klimt Collection.

Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I

Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I, popularly known as The Woman in Gold, is a 1907 portrait made with oil, gold and silver on canvas. Products based on the work emphasize Adele’s portrait, patterned clothing and densely ornamented background.

Tree of Life and the Stoclet Frieze

The design commonly called Tree of Life is the central motif of Klimt’s decorative scheme for the Stoclet Frieze. Its curling branches and repeated spirals extend across the composition alongside the figures known as Expectation and Fulfillment. Product crops can therefore differ considerably between clothing, wall art and home decor.

Death and Life

Death and Life contrasts the solitary figure of death with a closely grouped arrangement representing different stages of life. Klimt began the work in 1910 and later revised it. Its dark areas and colorful patterned figures create a different visual effect from his gold-dominant paintings.

Beethoven Frieze

Klimt created the Beethoven Frieze for the Vienna Secession’s fourteenth exhibition in 1902. Products may reproduce individual figures, decorative sections or longer passages from the frieze, so review the complete product gallery before selecting a design.

Other portraits, allegories and landscapes

The collection also includes products based on Hope II, Danaë, Hygieia, The Three Ages of Woman, The Virgin, Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer, Lady with a Fan, garden paintings, woodland scenes and other works. This broader selection shows that Klimt’s work extends beyond the gold-dominant paintings for which he is best known.

How to choose a Gustav Klimt product

• Choose the artwork: select The Kiss or Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I for prominent gold-toned ornament, or consider Death and Life for darker and more varied color contrast.
• Check the artwork crop: the same composition may be adapted differently for a dress, hoodie, pillow, rug or canvas.
• Compare construction: materials, fabric weight, closures, pockets, lining and print methods vary between products.
• Review the size information: clothing measurements and wall-art dimensions are product-specific.
• Inspect the images: use the front, back and detail views to confirm print placement, orientation and color balance.

Gustav Klimt clothing and fashion

Klimt’s portraits, landscapes and ornamental compositions appear across dresses, skirts, shirts, hoodies, jackets, sweaters, pajamas and other clothing. Gold-dominant designs can be paired with plain black, cream, white or other neutral garments, while darker works can be combined with more subdued colors.

For practical outfit combinations, read our Gustav Klimt dresses and outfits style guide.

Who was Gustav Klimt?

Gustav Klimt (1862–1918) was an Austrian artist, a founding member of the Vienna Secession and its first president. His work includes portraits, allegorical compositions, landscapes, murals and decorative designs.

Klimt is closely associated with Viennese modernism and Art Nouveau, an international decorative movement known for flowing lines, organic forms and integrated design. His methods and subjects changed throughout his career, and only selected works use the metallic gold and silver associated with his Golden Period.

Explore our Gustav Klimt guides

• The Kiss: meaning, materials and home styling
• Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer and its record auction
• Klimt’s Beethoven Frieze fashion guide

Before ordering

• Check the product-specific materials, construction and care instructions.
• Use the listed garment measurements instead of relying only on your usual clothing size.
• Confirm the artwork crop, orientation and print placement in the product images.
• For wall art, check whether the selected product is stretched, printed, unframed or supplied in another listed format.
• Check current product, format and size availability before ordering.
• Read our Shipping Policy and Refund Policy.

Gustav Klimt collection FAQ

What products are included in the Gustav Klimt collection?

The collection includes wall art, dresses, skirts, shirts, hoodies, jackets, pajamas, robes, pillows, rugs, floor mats, bags and other clothing, home decor and accessories. Current availability varies by product.

Which Gustav Klimt artworks are represented?

Featured works include The Kiss, Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I, the Tree of Life motif from the Stoclet Frieze, Death and Life, Beethoven Frieze, Hope II, Danaë, portraits and landscapes.

What is Gustav Klimt best known for?

Klimt is best known for decorative portraits and allegorical works that combine painted figures with geometric ornament. Selected works from his Golden Period incorporate gold and silver, including The Kiss and Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I.

Where is the original The Kiss?

The original painting is held by the Belvedere in Vienna and displayed at the Upper Belvedere. Browse products based on the painting in The Kiss by Gustav Klimt Collection.

Do Gustav Klimt products contain real gold leaf?

The original artworks may contain gold leaf, silver or other materials. Products in this collection reproduce the colors and metallic appearance through printing unless the individual product page explicitly states otherwise.

Are all Gustav Klimt products made from the same material?

No. Fabrics, surfaces, construction, dimensions and care instructions vary between product types. Check the specifications on the individual product page.

How should I choose a clothing size?

Use the measurements and size chart shown on the selected product page. Sizing and fit can differ between dresses, shirts, hoodies, jackets, pajamas and other garments.

How should I choose wall-art dimensions?

Measure the available wall space and compare it with the dimensions shown on the product page. Also confirm whether the selected artwork is stretched, printed, unframed or supplied in another format.