The Kiss by Gustav Klimt (1907) – Tumbler glass cup

A detail of The Kiss by Gustav Klimt (1907) is illustrated on the surface of this glass cup, can also be used as tea light holder.

About the tumbler glass: The Kiss by Gustav Klimt

Have you ever wonder which glass to use for which drink? Our high-end Tumbler glass featuring the masterpiece The Kiss by Gustav Klimt is ideal for spirits served on the rock, juicy cocktails or wine. What a better way to celebrate love than by drinking a precious nectar from The Kiss by Gustav Klimt glass cup. A tumbler glass is, technically, wide enough for your nose to inhale the aromatics of your drink. It is not only an all-purpose glass cup but also can serve as a tealight holder. Whatever its use, this high-end tumbler glass The Kiss by Gustav Klimt brings an air of elegance to any celebration and exalts Klimt work and Art Nouveau.

• Size: 3.4″x 3.4″ x 3.9″
• Material: Glass
• Wash it by hand

See also Klimt statue “The Kiss” mini, medium and big size.

About Klimt

Gustav Klimt is a prominent figure in the 20th-century art world, as well as an influencer one for the time. Klimt’s contemporaries didn’t appreciate his work. However, he furthered and advocated for the Art Nouveau movement. As one of the most influential producers of the Art Nouveau movement, as well as a significant contributor to the field of erotic art, he influenced the Art for the decades to come and his decorative paintings are among the greatest of the 20th-century. Here is on of the best illustration of his artwork: The Kiss lovers appear to be detached from the world, and that is reinforced by the application of shades of gold and gold leaf.

Gustav Klimt “Golden Phase” is his most widely recognized period of artistic creation. He received subsequent financial success and positive reaction to his work at that time that allowed him to follow his creative path. His Colden Phase includes a large range of masterpieces that utilize gold leaf in their production. His works during this time, including The Kiss, were very popular due to, in part, this combination of gold with paint.