Horticultural landscape with a hilltop 1916

This 1916 oil painting by Gustav Klimt depicts a vibrant landscape full of colorful flowers. The artist is known for his distinctive style of using gold and vibrant colors, which can be seen in his famous works like "The Kiss" and "Judith and Holofernes". The painting features a hilltop in the background, a field of flowers in the foreground, and a few trees in the middle ground. Klimt's work often explored themes of nature, beauty, and the human condition, and this piece embodies those themes through its lush landscape and striking colors. It's considered a representative example of his later style, known as the "Golden Phase".