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Farm Garden with Sunflowers by Klimt Art Print

Start with the deep green; it'll wake every warm oak and brass fitting around it. Klimt painted this square, all-over garden during his summers on Lake Attersee in 1907, and the picture keeps that overgrown, high-summer feel. On the wall it turns a plain room painterly — sunflower yellows and small red and pink blooms pick up warm woods, cream linens and terracotta ceramics without shouting. Hang it above a low sideboard, over a dining bench or on a landing wall where you get a proper step back. It sits well with heavy velvet, aged brass and painted panelling. Skip it if your room is built on cool grey-blue and pale chrome — the warmth of the greens and reds will fight it.

Start with the deep green; it'll wake every warm oak and brass fitting around it. Klimt painted this square, all-over garden during his summers on Lake Attersee in 1907, and the picture keeps that overgrown, high-summer feel. On the wall it turns a plain room painterly — sunflower yellows and small red and pink blooms pick up warm woods, cream linens and terracotta ceramics without shouting. Hang it above a low sideboard, over a dining bench or on a landing wall where you get a proper step back. It sits well with heavy velvet, aged brass and painted panelling. Skip it if your room is built on cool grey-blue and pale chrome — the warmth of the greens and reds will fight it.

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Farm Garden with Sunflowers by Klimt Art Print

$29.95

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Start with the deep green; it'll wake every warm oak and brass fitting around it. Klimt painted this square, all-over garden during his summers on Lake Attersee in 1907, and the picture keeps that overgrown, high-summer feel. On the wall it turns a plain room painterly — sunflower yellows and small red and pink blooms pick up warm woods, cream linens and terracotta ceramics without shouting. Hang it above a low sideboard, over a dining bench or on a landing wall where you get a proper step back. It sits well with heavy velvet, aged brass and painted panelling. Skip it if your room is built on cool grey-blue and pale chrome — the warmth of the greens and reds will fight it.