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Thursday, October 18, 2012

My Collection - The Museum Collection : Gustav Klimt

I'm not into art, don't know anything about it, if someone start a conversation with me, it won't be a conversation as I'll just listen...the little I know I studied at school.

Well, Barbie teach us something huh?

Gustav Klimt (1862 - 1918) was a Austrian painter and had the female body as his principal subject.

Some of his work:


The Barbie doll was designed by Linda Kyaw.

"Gustav Klimt’s glorious-in-gold masterwork Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I is equally arresting in Linda’s hands. “Klimt is one of my favorite artists,” she says, “and for this piece, I picked the stunning Aphrodite face sculpt because it bears a striking resemblance to Adele.” Linda also notes that all dolls are posable for a variety of different looks."  - http://www.barbiecollector.com/news/artist-s-model



I got mine as a gift to myself. The time I got it I had a little extra money and decided to get a Barbie doll. I got her at BarbieCollector.com - She was on sale and the shipping was free.



The designer tried to get as close as possible of the paint, the face is very similar to the artist piece, I really liked the face by the way.





 She's a pink label and was released in 2011

I wouldn't mind the other two to complete the set - She's part of the 2011 The Museum Collection ( Leonardo da Vinci, Vincent Van Gogh, and Gustav Klimt )

Hope you enjoyed learning, if you didn't know him, a pinch about this artist as I did!

See ya!


 

6 comments:

  1. I have her and she's one of my favs, her face is stunning and her make up just perfect! I also love her dress and jewels, but the best thing is her curly hair, I simply adore it!

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    1. Good for you Rossetti!
      I love the details on this dolls.
      thanks for stopping by :-)

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  2. Wow she is stunningly beautiful,her face is unique yet so pretty,and her gown is sooooooooooooo fab...and her curly hair is so adorable as Rossetti already said!!:)
    She is a real treasure,by the way thanks for sharing her historical connection info! Every time I visit YOUR blog I LEARN SOMETHING NEW,which is awesome!:):D

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    1. Good to know Pam that I'm adding something for you :-)
      Thanks for stopping by!

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  3. Hello from Spain: congratulations on your new Barbie. This Barbie is very interesting because she represents art. She wears a dress with the colors that the artist uses in his work. A great buy. Keep in touch

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    1. Hi Marta,
      I also liked that way they place the colors together to represent the artist work.
      Thanks for the visit :-)

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