Art Collection puzzle Klimt 2000 pieces

Choosing an Art Collection Puzzle means immersing yourself in the world of a great master like Klimt, enjoying a unique sensory and artistic experience, and transforming your free time into a cultural journey. The 2000-piece Art Collection Klimt puzzle is more than just a pastime: it’s a work of art to be created with your own hands.

1. The Kiss (1907-1908)
   A universal icon: a golden embrace between two lovers, a symbol of passion and harmony.
2. Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I (1907)
   Klimt’s famous “Golden Lady”, sophisticated and wrapped in decorative motifs.
3. The Three Ages of Woman (1905)
   A reflection on the cycle of life, from youth to old age.
4. Danae (1907-1908)
   A sensual work that combines eroticism and myth, with the female body wrapped in a golden embrace.
5. Judith I (1901)
   A powerful and seductive figure, a symbol of femininity and power.
6. Portrait of Emilie Flöge (1902)
   Klimt’s companion and muse, Emilie is depicted with a refined and decorative style.
7. The Friends (The Friends II)
   A group of naked women, intertwined in an embrace, a symbol of intimacy and femininity.
8. Adam and Eve (detail)
   A sensual embrace between the first humans, a symbol of origin and desire.
9. Hope II (1907-1908)
   A pregnant woman, surrounded by floral symbols and dreamlike motifs, a tribute to fertility.
10. Danae (1907-1908)
    A sensual figure, wrapped in colorful drapes and immersed in a golden shower, a symbol of fertility and myth.
11. Beech grove (1902)
    Beech forest depicted using a pointillist technique, which creates an effect of depth and vibrant light.
12. Farmhouse Garden with Crucifix (1911-1912)
    Rural landscape with a crucifix in the center, an expression of spirituality in everyday nature.
13. Hygieia (1900)
    Detail of the Beethoven Frieze, representing the goddess of health, with symbolic attributes and a harmonious composition.
14. Life and Death (1910-1915)
    Contrast between the vitality of youth and the inevitability of death, represented with intertwined figures and contrasting colors.
15. The Wait (1905)
    Also part of the Beethoven Frieze, it depicts a waiting female figure, surrounded by symbolic and decorative motifs.
16. The Embrace (1905)
    Part of the Beethoven Frieze, the work symbolizes spiritual and carnal union, with stylized figures and ornamental motifs.
17. Golden Knight (Sketch for the mural frieze in the Palais Stoclet, 1905-1909)
    Part of the famous Stoclet Frieze , this sketch depicts a golden knight, a symbol of strength and protection.