Limited Edition Artis Orbis The Kiss Vase in Porcelain by Gustav Klimt for Goebel, 2000s

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An exceptional collector's item and decorative object, ideal for lovers of Gustav Klimt's art. This elegant vase from the renowned … Read more An exceptional collector's item and decorative object, ideal for lovers of Gustav Klimt's art. This elegant vase from the renowned German manufacturer Goebel is part of the prestigious Artis Orbis line and is a rare piece, part of a worldwide limited edition.

Subject and Style: The vase, with its refined flared shape and hexagonal base, features vertical grooves outlined in gold. The main surfaces faithfully reproduce Klimt's masterpiece, "The Kiss," with vivid colors and extraordinary detail. The iconic scene of the two lovers wrapped in precious robes is embellished with broad, luminous gold fields, characteristic of the artist's "golden period." Gustav Klimt's signature is on the base.

Material and Finish: Made of the finest German porcelain of the highest quality. The object is distinguished by the generous use of pure gold, which illuminates both the painted decoration and the vase's contours. The base bears the "Goebel Artis Orbis Germany" mark, the title of the work, and the limited edition number (LTD. ED. 485 / 2,000). The vase is accompanied by its original certificate of authenticity.

Technical Details and Condition:

· Type: Limited edition ornamental vase.

· Manufacturer: Goebel - Artis Orbis Line (Germany).

· Subject: Gustav Klimt ("The Kiss").

· Materials: Porcelain, polychrome enamels, pure gold.

· Period: 20th century.

· Edition: Piece number 485 of 2,000.

· Dimensions: 16.5 x 16.5 cm. Height: 21 cm.

· Accessories: Goebel Certificate of Authenticity.

· Condition: Excellent condition. The vase is perfectly intact, free of chips or defects, with beautifully preserved gold decorations and finishes.
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