
- Title Death and Life (First Version) / Tod und Leben (erste Fassung)
- Artist Gustav Klimt
- Year of creation 1910-1911 (first exhibited under the title "Death" at the International Exhibition of Art in Rome, 1911, where it earned Klimt a gold medal. The first version featured a gold-leaf background, with Death haloed and his head bent, and only five figures in the Life group. Klimt reworked the painting in 1912/13 and again in 1915/16, painting over the original gold with bluish-gray and adding additional female figures)
- Technique/Medium Oil on canvas
- Original dimensions 180 x 200 cm
- Collection/Museum Leopold Museum, Vienna (the final reworked version is in the Leopold Museum; the 1911 "first version" is documented only through a 1913 art-magazine historical color photograph and Klimt's preparatory studies — the original gold background was painted over and the composition revised in 1915)
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