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Not to be confused with Hayez's [[Art/TheKissHayez equally named painting]].
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''The Kiss'' (''Der Kuss'' in German; originally exhibited as ''Liebespaar''[[note]]"lovers"[[/note]]) is an oil and gold leaf painting by Austrian symbolist painter Creator/GustavKlimt. Painted in 1907 and 1908, it's associated with the ArtNouveau, Arts and Crafts, and the Vienna Secession art movements.
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''The Kiss'' (''Der Kuss'' in German; originally exhibited as ''Liebespaar''[[note]]"lovers"[[/note]]) is an oil and gold leaf painting {{painting|s}} by Austrian symbolist painter Creator/GustavKlimt. Painted in 1907 and 1908, it's associated with the ArtNouveau, Arts and Crafts, and the Vienna Secession art movements.
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''The Kiss'' (''Der Kuss'' in German; originally exhibited as ''Liebespaar''[[note]]"lovers"[[/note]]) is an oil and gold leaf painting by Austrian symbolist painter Creator/GustavKlimt. Painted in 1907 and 1908, it's associated with the ArtNouveau, Arts and Crafts, and the Vienna Secession art movements.
The painting depicts two lovers wearing patterned gold robes in a passionate embrace. The man bends down to kiss the woman, whose face is serene and upturned to receive it. They are in a field of flowers against a flat gold background. Klimt, who liked depicting love and intimacy in his work, was inspired by several older media, such as illuminated manuscripts and Byzantine murals, for the usage of gold and flatness of the painting.
It currently hangs in the Belvedere in Vienna.
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!!Tropes in this painting:
* AnywhereButTheirLips: The man is kissing the woman's cheek. Her facial expression makes it clear this is no less intimate than a kiss on the mouth.
* TheBigDamnKiss: The painting is appropriately titled ''The Kiss'' and shows a tender and loving kiss and embrace.
* EarthyBarefootCharacter: The woman is notably barefoot while standing in the flower field.
* FlowersOfFemininity: The man in is wearing a crown of leaves, while the woman is wearing a flowers in her hair.
* HeroesWantRedheads: The notably redheaded woman is the object of beauty and desire in the painting.
* HoldingHands: Another sign of the tenderness and intimacy of the lovers is that the woman is grasping the man's hand while he touches her face.
* MasculineLinesFeminineCurves: The man is drawn with rectangles filling his body, while the woman is drawn with circles filling her body.
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''The Kiss'' (''Der Kuss'' in German; originally exhibited as ''Liebespaar''[[note]]"lovers"[[/note]]) is an oil and gold leaf painting by Austrian symbolist painter Creator/GustavKlimt. Painted in 1907 and 1908, it's associated with the ArtNouveau, Arts and Crafts, and the Vienna Secession art movements.
The painting depicts two lovers wearing patterned gold robes in a passionate embrace. The man bends down to kiss the woman, whose face is serene and upturned to receive it. They are in a field of flowers against a flat gold background. Klimt, who liked depicting love and intimacy in his work, was inspired by several older media, such as illuminated manuscripts and Byzantine murals, for the usage of gold and flatness of the painting.
It currently hangs in the Belvedere in Vienna.
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!!Tropes in this painting:
* AnywhereButTheirLips: The man is kissing the woman's cheek. Her facial expression makes it clear this is no less intimate than a kiss on the mouth.
* TheBigDamnKiss: The painting is appropriately titled ''The Kiss'' and shows a tender and loving kiss and embrace.
* EarthyBarefootCharacter: The woman is notably barefoot while standing in the flower field.
* FlowersOfFemininity: The man in is wearing a crown of leaves, while the woman is wearing a flowers in her hair.
* HeroesWantRedheads: The notably redheaded woman is the object of beauty and desire in the painting.
* HoldingHands: Another sign of the tenderness and intimacy of the lovers is that the woman is grasping the man's hand while he touches her face.
* MasculineLinesFeminineCurves: The man is drawn with rectangles filling his body, while the woman is drawn with circles filling her body.
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