Klimt set to dazzle: Elizabeth Clegg reviews two major publications on Gustav Klimt, one from Austria and one from America, that pose the question of whether he is best understood in a national or an international context.(Book review)

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Gustav Klimt EDITED BY ALFRED WEIDINGER Prestel Verlag, 89 [pounds sterling]/148 [euro] GERMAN EDITION: ISBN 9783791337647 ENGLISH EDITION: ISBN 9783791337637

Gustav Klimt: The Ronald S. Lauder and Serge Sabarsky Collections EDITED BY RENEE PRICE Prestel Verlag, 35 [pounds sterling]/$65 ISBN 9783791338347

The publication of two substantial volumes on Gustav Klimt--from Austria a new catalogue raisonne of the paintings, and from America the catalogue of the exhibition at the Neue Galerie in New York of paintings and drawings from the collections of its ...

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