Stehende dicke Frau nach rects (Studie futr die Unmaigkeit des Beethovenfrieses)

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"Stehende dicke Frau nach rechts (Studie für die Unmäßigkeit des Beethovenfrieses)" (Standing Thick Woman to the Right (Study for the Intemperance of the Beethoven Frieze)) is a study drawing by the Austrian Symbolist painter Gustav Klimt, created during the preparatory phase for his renowned Beethoven Frieze. The Beethoven Frieze, a monumental work of art, was originally painted by Klimt in 1902 for the 14th Vienna Secessionist exhibition, which was dedicated to the composer Ludwig van Beethoven. The frieze is a visual interpretation of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and is considered one of Klimt's masterpieces, showcasing his distinctive ornamental style and complex symbolism.

The study "Stehende dicke Frau nach rechts" is part of a series of preparatory sketches that Klimt produced while conceptualizing the figures and themes for the Beethoven Frieze. In this particular drawing, Klimt explores the theme of "Unmäßigkeit," or "Intemperance," which is one of the vices depicted in the frieze. The figure in the study represents a voluptuous woman, embodying excess and indulgence, which contrasts with the ideals of purity and asceticism also present in the frieze's narrative.

Klimt's studies, including "Stehende dicke Frau nach rechts," are significant for their insight into the artist's creative process and the development of the Beethoven Frieze. These drawings reveal Klimt's meticulous attention to detail and his exploration of form, composition, and the human figure. The study is executed in Klimt's characteristic style, with a focus on line and the simplification of form, which would later be translated into the larger scale and more complex medium of the frieze.

The Beethoven Frieze and its preparatory works, such as "Stehende dicke Frau nach rechts," are held in high regard for their contribution to the Art Nouveau movement and their reflection of the fin-de-siècle spirit in Vienna. The frieze itself is permanently housed in the Secession Building in Vienna, while the preparatory sketches are valuable artifacts that provide a deeper understanding of Klimt's artistic vision and the cultural context of the time.

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