A few years ago, I made this fabric version of Gustav Klimt's "The Kiss" as a special order for a client. (You can click on photo for a larger version.) The finished version was about 30" long - a large piece of work for me. Here was my chance to use all kinds of fabrics, from cottons to sheers, and a great opportunity to embellish with beads, buttons and sequins. The end result was quite glitzy, and my clients loved it. They had it professionally framed, but I never did see the final result. It was a new experience to work on an interpretation of an artist's work. I do love the decorative quality of Klimt's work and some day I'd love to do a version of one of Matisse's paintings for myself.
3 comments:
It's beautiful. I too love Klimt and Kaudinsky.
Thankyou for the message on my blog, your work is lovely and this one is outstanding, Jx
Absolutely beautiful work. Actually, I have a Picasso print I have been saving for ages that I had an idea to embroider and quilt. Oh I wish I had time right now to get started. You are so inspiring, Judy!
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