Eros and Thatanos in the work of Gustav Klimt

After the First World War, Vienna from the Belle Epoche to depression, from euphoria to decadence, in a matter of decades. One of the artists to better capture the mood of the period was Gustav Klimt. A reference figure of European symbolism because of his images of love and death, he also directed Vienna's secession. In September, the Beyeler foundation inaugurated a show honoring the movement and its fellow followers, such as Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoscha.