Gustav
Klimt's shimmering canvases have come to stand for Viennese portraiture
from the turn of the 20th century. Yet his dazzling, sensuous women
were just a sliver of a far larger and stranger artistic period in
Europe's cultural capital at the end of a gilded age. "Facing the
Modern: The Portrait in Vienna 1900" at London's National Gallery
reveals the darker sense of self that prevailed at the time http://econ.st/1fzqp0U
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