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Stepping into a fairytale at Belvedere Palace! ✨ Every corner is a masterpiece waiting to be discovered. Can't get enough of this stunning architecture and rich history!

📍Vienna, Austria 🇦🇹

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Welcome Gate To All #Austria #Vienna #Europe #BelvederePalace #BaroqueArchitecture #Art #Architecture #Cityscapes #Landscapes #Beauty #MajesticGates #LandscapePhotography #Photography #BlueskyPhotographers #PhotoOfTheDay

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✨ Step into the baroque magic of Vienna! ✨
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A photo of four different palaces and their gardens, during the summer season.

A photo of four different palaces and their gardens, during the summer season.

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#MirabellPalace
#HellbrunnPalace
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🌌✨ 📍En Viena, el Belvedere brilla como un sueño dorado 🏛💫. Sus luces se funden en el espejo de agua 💧🌟 mientras el cielo azul profundo abraza la ciudad. No es solo un atardecer… es una historia que respira 🌍💖 #ViennaVibes #AustriaMagic #BelvederePalace 🌠

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Sonja Knips was born Freifrau Potier des Echelles and was one of the few people from nobility Austrian artist Gustav Klimt portrayed. In 1896, she married industrialist Anton Knips; however, many believe she most likely had an affair with Klimt before her marriage. 

The portrait of Knips is Klimt's first masterpiece in the "new" Art Nouveau style and was first presented to the public at the 2nd Exhibition of the Vienna Secession in Nov-Dec 1898. 

One interesting aspect of this piece is the soft, delicate application of paint which blurs the contours slightly, similar to a pastel painting. This gives the picture a mysterious and almost reverie-like quality.

Another novel aspect is the square picture format which brings balance and calmness to the portrait's composition. Klimt shows Knips sitting in an armchair, her upper body bent slightly forward. Her left hand is propped up on the armrest, as if she is about to stand up. 

She looks directly into the eyes of the viewer. Her gaze is particularly emphasized by fine highlights in her eyes and has a mysterious aura.

Klimt put a lot of care and attention into reproducing the magnificent light pink silk dress of the model with finely juxtaposed brushstrokes. In 1898, art writer Ludwig Hevesi especially admired the following about this painting: "the trickling pink of the seated young lady, his first portrait in this intentional newfangled manner."

Above the head of Knips is a magnificent bouquet of lilies reaching the top edge of the painting. Klimt painted these with great care. With the exception of these flowers, the entire portrait background is kept dark and not characterized further. 

Knips holds a small book bound in red leather in her right hand. It is a sketchbook with drawings by Klimt which the master artist gave to her. After Klimt's death in 1918, Knips was among those concerned about Klimt's legacy and supported the Austrian Gallery in acquiring the painting "Medicine" by Gustav Klimt in 1919.

Sonja Knips was born Freifrau Potier des Echelles and was one of the few people from nobility Austrian artist Gustav Klimt portrayed. In 1896, she married industrialist Anton Knips; however, many believe she most likely had an affair with Klimt before her marriage. The portrait of Knips is Klimt's first masterpiece in the "new" Art Nouveau style and was first presented to the public at the 2nd Exhibition of the Vienna Secession in Nov-Dec 1898. One interesting aspect of this piece is the soft, delicate application of paint which blurs the contours slightly, similar to a pastel painting. This gives the picture a mysterious and almost reverie-like quality. Another novel aspect is the square picture format which brings balance and calmness to the portrait's composition. Klimt shows Knips sitting in an armchair, her upper body bent slightly forward. Her left hand is propped up on the armrest, as if she is about to stand up. She looks directly into the eyes of the viewer. Her gaze is particularly emphasized by fine highlights in her eyes and has a mysterious aura. Klimt put a lot of care and attention into reproducing the magnificent light pink silk dress of the model with finely juxtaposed brushstrokes. In 1898, art writer Ludwig Hevesi especially admired the following about this painting: "the trickling pink of the seated young lady, his first portrait in this intentional newfangled manner." Above the head of Knips is a magnificent bouquet of lilies reaching the top edge of the painting. Klimt painted these with great care. With the exception of these flowers, the entire portrait background is kept dark and not characterized further. Knips holds a small book bound in red leather in her right hand. It is a sketchbook with drawings by Klimt which the master artist gave to her. After Klimt's death in 1918, Knips was among those concerned about Klimt's legacy and supported the Austrian Gallery in acquiring the painting "Medicine" by Gustav Klimt in 1919.

Sonja Knips by Gustav Klimt (Austrian) - Oil on canvas / 1897-1898 - Belvedere (Wien, Austria) #womeninart #art #oilpainting #BelvedereMuseum #BelvederePalace #fineart #artwork #GustavKlimt #Klimt #AustrianArtist #GalerieBelvedere #ArtNouveau #AustrianArt #womensart #portraitofawoman #1890s #fashion

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Vienna Unveiled : Viennese Art, Food, and Architecture

My wife and I recently visited #Vienna, marking my first trip to this remarkable city. I was...(more)

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#travel #Austria #Art #Food #Architecture #music #BelvederePalace #Hofburg #SchonbrunnPalace #LeopoldMuseum

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Belvedere Palace😊 , Austria! 🏰✨ From its stunning Baroque architecture to Klimt’s The Kiss (painting: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Kis..., this historic gem is a feast for the eyes. A perfect blend of art, history, and breathtaking gardens!
#belvederepalace #artlovers #HistoricBeauty #austria

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Belvedere Palace, Vienna

#Sky

#BlueSky

#Clouds

#Architecture

#People

#BelvederePalace

#Vienna

#Austria

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A blue winter day from the garden of Belvedere palace, Vienna, Austria.
An old photograph.
Good old days…

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#winter
#blue
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Close up of Helene Funke’s ‘Dreams’
#art #belvederepalace

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Close up of ‘Dreams’ by Helene Funke
Unusual portraits of women became her trademark. She studied alongside Gabriele Munter
#art #helenefunke #belvederepalace

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Gustav Klimt
Alley in front of Castle Chamber
1912 (110cm x 110 cm)
#belvederepalace #klimt #art

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‘Lady in front of a blue background’ by Alexej von Jawlensky
Founding member of Der Blaue Reiter
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Detail in Gustav Klimt’s “The Bride”
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The doors were already closed as I passed by, but the beauty opens up from afar, too. #BelvederePalace #Vienna #Austria #bynight

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#vienna #Belvederepalace #solotravel #solofemaletravel

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Belvedere Palace, Vienna
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