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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "The Three Ages of Woman," painted by the noted symbolist named Gustav Klimt; from Austria, late-nineteenth century till early twentieth, he left his mark. At center, woman with her child held close; his view of motherhood, fertility, so goddess-like, entwined in sheer chiffon. Flushed cheeks, gold hair, and alabaster skin; this paradigm of procreation, youth, portrays his essence of a woman's worth. But, on the left, with buried face, there stands his sad, old woman, posed in deep despair, with saggy flesh, frail bones, and bulging veins; now stripped of womanhood, alone, forlorn. Skin, drab and mottled with her loss of youth; in darker hues, he paints his disesteem. Unfair, demeaning, is this image shown that only honors women in their youth; that casts the old as ugly, worthless souls. And absent is the brilliant age that thrives, through golden years of full maturity between prime youth and definite old age. Known as a womanizer, Gustav Klimt, who many times diminished them in art, illicitly had sired some fourteen young with models who had often posed for him. November 26, 2017 Premiere Contest: Klimt Sponsor: Anthony Slausen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Over the years, “The Three Ages of Woman”, a remarkable painting, has ignited much controversy amongst women who view the artwork as lacking in appropriate symbolism to the enduring strength of women. Many feminists believe that the painting’s subtle message is that a woman’s most significant role in life occurs when she is a young mother." Ref: http://www.aaronartprints.org/klimt-thethreeagesofwoman.php https://www.austria.info/uk/things-to-do/cities-and-culture/gustav-klimt/women
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