Judith II

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Judith II is a later painting by Gustav Klimt that revisits the biblical figure of Judith in his distinctive, ornamental Viennese Secession style.

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Judith II canonical 2
Judith II (Salome) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf oil painting
painting
alsoKnownAs Judith II (Salome)
linked to: Judith II

Salome
artForm easel painting
artHistoricalContext Fin-de-siècle Vienna
linked to: Young Vienna
basedOn Biblical figure Judith
collection Ca’ Pesaro – Galleria Internazionale d’Arte Moderna
linked to: Ca' Pesaro
colorPalette dark background
golden tones
countryOfOrigin Austria
creator Gustav Klimt
depicts Judith
Old Testament scene
female nude
severed head of Holofernes
exhibitedAt Ca’ Pesaro, Venice
linked to: Ca' Pesaro
follows Judith I
Judith and the Head of Holofernes
genre symbolist painting
hasPart decorative background
expressive female face
jewelry details
ornamental patterns
imageOf Old Testament heroine Judith
inception 1909
influencedBy Art Nouveau
Symbolism
languageOfTitle German
locatedIn Italy
Venice
materialUsed oil paint
movement Vienna Secession
originalTitle Judith II
partOf Gustav Klimt’s Judith series
period Klimt’s Golden Phase
significantWorkOf Gustav Klimt
style ornamental
subjectHeading Biblical painting
Judith in art
support canvas
theme Biblical narrative
eroticism
femme fatale
violence
titleLanguage German

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Judith II originalTitle Judith II
Judith II alsoKnownAs Judith II (Salome)
linked to: Judith II