A bridge-passerelle to admire Klimt paintings up close at the Kunsthistorisches Museum

by Redazione , published on 22/02/2018
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To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Gustav Klimt's death, a catwalk has been created at the Kunsthistorisches Museum to admire Klimt's paintings up close.

On the occasion of the centenary celebrations of Gustav Klimt’s death,"Stairway to Klimt" was created inside the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna: this is an installation consisting of a kind of bridge-passerelle.

This was created in order to allow visitors to take a closer look at a cycle of thirteen paintings by Klimt that adorns the arches of the Viennese museum’s stairway.

Usually such works are placed at a height of 12 meters: thanks to the creation of the aforementioned footbridge, one will have the opportunity to enjoy their beauty from a privileged position.

A bridge-passerelle to admire Klimt paintings up close at the Kunsthistorisches Museum
A bridge-passerelle to admire Klimt paintings up close at the Kunsthistorisches Museum


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