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Stephen Ongpin Fine Art Collection. By period 16th Century Drawings. By country American Drawings. French Drawings. Italian Drawings. Swiss Drawings. Other Countries. Pencil on cream wove paper. The painting, which measures around two metres square, was probably finished by the end of or the beginning of , but was preceded by a large number of preparatory figure drawings dating from The present sheet would appear to be an early study for the seated female nude seen from behind at the lower left of the painted composition.
In this major work of his final creative phase, he grappled comprehensively for the first time with the various stages of erotic consciousness — from young girl to mature woman — which he saw as characterizing female existence…the numerous figure studies produced in …feature a richly nuanced spectrum of emotional moods and erotic states of mind. In terms of appearance, the models vary from plain and stocky to highly sensitive, and their expression range from introverted shyness to effusive ecstasy.
With regard to their typological diversity and the open eroticism of their poses, the figure drawings go far beyond the resulting painting. Each study is an autonomous step in the process of carefully analyzing this theme, one that would intensely occupy Klimt as a draftsman subsequently as well.
Gustav Klimt was one of the foremost draughtsmen of the early 20th century. Over four thousand drawings by him are known today, the vast majority of which are drawn in black chalk or pencil, and occasionally in coloured pencils, as well as, more rarely, pen and ink. Many more drawings have been lost, however; the artist is known to have often thrown away his drawings, while some fifty sketchbooks were destroyed in a fire in Klimt regarded his drawings purely as working studies, and thus never sold them, although he would occasionally give some away.
