Golden Night - The Star Kiss - Inspired by Gustav Klimt

What if Klimt had painted love between men?

Gustav Klimt painted women in gold – their beauty, their sensuality, their power. His golden ornaments wrapped them like precious robes, his colours made them shine. But what if he had also turned his gaze to men? If he had wrapped gay love in his Art Nouveau style? This mural makes up for what Klimt did not paint – and shows how timeless his art is.

Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) was the most important representative of the Viennese Art Nouveau and co-founder of the Vienna Secession. His “Golden Phase” (1899-1910) produced iconic works like “The Kiss” and the “Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer.” Klimt’s style is marked by ornamental patterns, gold applications, flat compositions, and a sensual portrayal of the human body. He revolutionised painting by combining symbolism, eroticism, and decorative art.

Two men kiss in a golden night – surrounded by blue-violet ornaments and golden stars. Klimt’s style meets gay love. The warm skin tones glow against the cool blue, the ornamental patterns create depth and movement. The starry kiss becomes a work of art, the touch turns into the Golden Phase.

Why this mural?

• Klimt inspiration – Art Nouveau, ornaments, Golden Phase
• What Klimt did not paint – love between men in his iconic style
• Golden night – blue-violet background with golden stars
• Warm skin tones – typical Klimt colouring
• Timeless modernity – perfect for art-loving living spaces

Technical details:

• Canvas stretched on a wooden frame (2 cm deep)
• Available sizes: 20x20 cm, 30x30 cm, 50x50 cm, 60x60 cm
• Ready to hang immediately
• Print on Demand – freshly made for you

Bring Klimt to your wall – with Golden Night – The Starry Kiss! 🎨