Forester's House in Weissenbach II (Garden) by Gustav Klimt, 1914 Finish:Art print depth via bathymetric lines and

depth via bathymetric lines and soundings

a sea duck that can be found on the rivers and lakes of most of the northern hemisphere

transforming the map into a lively tableau where every corner tells a story

but the physical

both of which are crafted to capture the luminous subtleties and rich textures for which Turner is renowned

Forester's House in Weissenbach II (Garden) by Gustav Klimt, 1914 Finish:Art print depth via bathymetric lines andForesters House in Weissenbach II (Garden) by Gustav Klimt (1914) captures a quiet corner of rural Austria at the height of the artists late fascination with landscape. Painted during summers spent at the Attersee, the work turns an ivy draped faade, a handful of open and closed windows, and a densely planted garden into a meditative study of place. Its square composition, characteristic of Klimts landscapes, flattens and patterns the view so that