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Klimt and his Women

50 Euro Gold Coin Series

Klimt and his women

Gustav Klimt’s world was a world of women. From classical and allegorical to erotic and mythological, the ever-popular Austrian painter succeeded in portraying female beauty like few others, to the extent that his name is synonymous with the representation of the female form.

Klimt and his Women is an unforgettable five-coin series of miniature masterpieces celebrating the Viennese master’s unique vision of women. Each beautiful 50 euro solid gold coin in the series, all featuring a woman who moved Klimt, has been issued at the beginning of every year from 2012 to 2016. Some of these paintings may be among the most famous, coveted and valuable in the world today, but you no longer need to be a billionaire to start your very own Klimt collection.

Klimt’s artistic genius is reason enough to complete Klimt and his Women, but as a further incentive each of the five gold coins bears the letter K, L, I, M, or T, so that the complete series spells the word ‘KLIMT’.

valuable paintings on precious coins

Jugendstil

the vienna secession

The German name for Art Nouveau, Jugendstil was a rejection of the traditional artistic forms and values prevalent during the heyday of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Sensual and fresh as well as natural and deeply emotional, its highly decorative modernist imprint is still very much alive in the architecture of Vienna today.

As the president of the Vienna Secession, Klimt was perhaps the pivotal figure in the movement and the paintings featured on the coins in this series are undoubtedly some of its most iconic.

The German name for Art Nouveau, Jugendstil was a rejection of the traditional artistic forms and values prevalent during the heyday of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Sensual and fresh as well as natural and deeply emotional, its highly decorative modernist imprint is still very much alive in the architecture of Vienna today.
As the president of the Vienna Secession, Klimt was perhaps the pivotal figure in the movement and the paintings featured on the coins in this series are undoubtedly some of its most iconic.

the vienna secession

Born the son of a gold engraver in Vienna in 1862, Gustav Klimt grew up during the boom years of the Austro-Hungarian Empire when the city was undergoing the intense period of economic growth that made it one of the world’s hotbeds of creativity.

After attending the Vienna School of Arts and Crafts, Klimt found himself among those commissioned to create decorations for the monumental buildings that still pepper the Austrian capital today.

Tiring of the conventions of interior design at the time, influenced by Symbolism he headed in a new artistic direction before finding fame as the co-founder and first president of the Vienna Secession, the artistic movement that rejected the prevailing conservatism in the Viennese art world at the end of the 19th century.

Always the subject of controversy, after more than 30 prolific years and equal amounts of success and criticism Klimt died following a stroke at the age of 55 in 1918. His reputation and popularity are, however, still in rude health almost a century later.

portrait of Gustav Klimt

© Münze Österreich AG / T. Pesendorfer

With the clear lines and wood grain common to much Jugendstil furniture, this superb wooden collector case makes the ideal home for your entire Klimt and his Women collection.

Lined with velvet, allowing you to both protect and present all five coins, it also contains two boxes in which to store the coins’ accompanying descriptive booklets and certificates of authenticity. A protective slipcase decorated with Klimt’s The Kiss, which appears on the fifth coin in the series, completes this worthy and practical accessory to the collection.

Klimt collection box open

Gustav Klimt’s world was a world of women. From classical and allegorical to erotic and mythological, the ever-popular Austrian painter succeeded in portraying female beauty like few others, to the extent that his name is synonymous with the representation of the female form.

Klimt and his Women is an unforgettable five-coin series of miniature masterpieces celebrating the Viennese master’s unique vision of women. Each beautiful 50 euro solid gold coin in the series, all featuring a woman who moved Klimt, has been issued at the beginning of every year from 2012 to 2016. Some of these paintings may be among the most famous, coveted and valuable in the world today, but you no longer need to be a billionaire to start your very own Klimt collection.

Klimt’s artistic genius is reason enough to complete Klimt and his Women, but as a further incentive each of the five gold coins bears the letter K, L, I, M, or T, so that the complete series spells the word ‘KLIMT’.

valuable paintings on precious coins

Jugendstil

the vienna secession

The German name for Art Nouveau, Jugendstil was a rejection of the traditional artistic forms and values prevalent during the heyday of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Sensual and fresh as well as natural and deeply emotional, its highly decorative modernist imprint is still very much alive in the architecture of Vienna today.

As the president of the Vienna Secession, Klimt was perhaps the pivotal figure in the movement and the paintings featured on the coins in this series are undoubtedly some of its most iconic.

The German name for Art Nouveau, Jugendstil was a rejection of the traditional artistic forms and values prevalent during the heyday of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Sensual and fresh as well as natural and deeply emotional, its highly decorative modernist imprint is still very much alive in the architecture of Vienna today.
As the president of the Vienna Secession, Klimt was perhaps the pivotal figure in the movement and the paintings featured on the coins in this series are undoubtedly some of its most iconic.

the vienna secession

Born the son of a gold engraver in Vienna in 1862, Gustav Klimt grew up during the boom years of the Austro-Hungarian Empire when the city was undergoing the intense period of economic growth that made it one of the world’s hotbeds of creativity.

After attending the Vienna School of Arts and Crafts, Klimt found himself among those commissioned to create decorations for the monumental buildings that still pepper the Austrian capital today.

Tiring of the conventions of interior design at the time, influenced by Symbolism he headed in a new artistic direction before finding fame as the co-founder and first president of the Vienna Secession, the artistic movement that rejected the prevailing conservatism in the Viennese art world at the end of the 19th century.

Always the subject of controversy, after more than 30 prolific years and equal amounts of success and criticism Klimt died following a stroke at the age of 55 in 1918. His reputation and popularity are, however, still in rude health almost a century later.

portrait of Gustav Klimt

© Münze Österreich AG / T. Pesendorfer

With the clear lines and wood grain common to much Jugendstil furniture, this superb wooden collector case makes the ideal home for your entire Klimt and his Women collection.

Lined with velvet, allowing you to both protect and present all five coins, it also contains two boxes in which to store the coins’ accompanying descriptive booklets and certificates of authenticity. A protective slipcase decorated with Klimt’s The Kiss, which appears on the fifth coin in the series, completes this worthy and practical accessory to the collection.

Klimt collection box open

Other Products in Series

50-euro coin 2012 Klimt reverse

Adele Bloch-Bauer

50-euro coin 2013 Klimt reverse

The Expectation

50-euro coin 2014 Klimt reverse

Judith II

50-euro coin 2015 Klimt reverse

Medicine

The Kiss

Klimt and his women, the collection

Collector Case Klimt and his Women

Klimt and his women, the collection

Klimt and his Women – The Collection

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