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after Salvatore Viganò
contemplative
and visceral
tangible piece of art for any home
blending Romanticism with Symbolist mysticism
Hygieia | Gustav Klimt | 1901 18th Century after Salvatore ViganòIn this richly symbolic work, Gustav Klimt portrays Hygieia, the Greek goddess of health and hygiene, as a commanding and enigmatic figure. Draped in flowing red and gold, she holds the serpent and chaliceancient emblems of healing and wisdom. Klimts opulent use of gilded ornamentation, intricate patterning, and stylized form exemplifies the Vienna Secessions synthesis of beauty, mysticism, and symbolism. The goddesss solemn gaze and the serpentine
