Gustav Klimt’s the ‘Three Ages of Woman’, was his initial effort into abandoning the use of historical or mythological symbolism in his artwork Before this, Klimt usually painted smaller, less complex allegory, such as the very popular ‘Judih I’ and other works of art

One cannot go wrong with any interpretation of ‘The Dance’ by the masterful artist Matisse This was the intention of the great artist, as Matisse put down, on canvas, his personal perceptions of both world and peoples

Gustav Klimt was born in Austria in 1862 Young Klimt attended the Vienna Craft School until 1883, whereupon he left school in order to found the Austrian Art Nouveau movement