Kiss from the Series a Love, Opus X 1903
maxklinger
themuseumoffineartshouston
print, etching, engraving
portrait
narrative-art
etching
symbolism
genre-painting
graphite
engraving
erotic-art
"Kiss" is a print from Max Klinger's "A Love" series created in 1903. The print depicts a passionate embrace between a man and a woman. The couple is positioned near a stone balustrade in a garden, with a large tree trunk in the background. Klinger's work is known for its dramatic composition and suggestive imagery, evident in the intense intimacy of the couple's embrace and the lush, yet slightly ominous, garden setting. The artist's signature style is evident in the detailed and intricate lines used to depict the figures, as well as the use of light and shadow to create a sense of depth and mood. Klinger’s graphic work is notable for its complex and powerful themes, drawing on symbolism and mythology to explore the depths of human emotions and relationships. This piece can be found in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas.
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