Conrad Moroder ART GALLERY by Carl Moroder

Sculptures in Wood
a new interpretation of the paintings
of Gustav Klimt
(1862-1918)
Austrian Painter of the Vienna "Jugendstils" carved by Carl Moroder
Exclusive Relief-sculptures in Lindenwood withprecious antique finishing, 22-carat-gold plated

The beautiful reliefs are carved individually in a limited edition of 150 pieces,be sure to get one soon!

It´s a pleasure to show you this beautiful works:

The Kiss

Relief	130 x 60 cm Art. 7770/130
	95 x 45 cm Art. 7770/95

Carver: Carl Moroder

Sculpture in Lindenwood with precious antique finishing by using 22-carat-gold leaf.
A new interpretation of the painting of Gustav Klimt (1907).

The Expectation
Relief 100 x 60 cm Art. 7773/100

Carver: Carl Moroder

Sculpture in Lindenwood with precious antique finishing by using 22-carat-gold leaf.
A new interpretation of the painting of Gustav Klimt (1907).

Mother and Child
Relief 85 x 50 cm Art. 7772/100

Carver: Carl Moroder

Sculpture in Lindenwood with precious antique finishing with 22-carat-gold leaf details.
A new interpretation of the painting of Gustav Klimt (1907).

The Kiss
Sculpture 90 cm Art. 7771/90

Carver: Carl Moroder

Full round sculpture in Lindenwood with precious antique finishing by using 22-carat-gold leaf.
A new interpretation of the painting of Gustav Klimt (1907).

Trilogue
225 x 100 cm Art. 7860/100
Panels covering an overall dimension of 7'6"x 40" (height)
A very special scene for the decoration of any important space in your home, show-room, office buiding.

Carver: Carl Moroder

Sculpture in Lindenwood with precious antique finishing by using 22-carat-gold leaf.
A new interpretation of the painting of Gustav Klimt (1907).

Sleeping girl
55 x 55 cm Art. 7880/65

Carver: Carl Moroder

Sculpture in Lindenwood with precious antique finishing, 22-carat-gold, mounted on a special new interpretation of the painting of Gustav Klimt (1907).

Chair
126 x 58 cm Art. 7830/125

Carver: Carl Moroder

Unique sculpture in Lindenwood with precious antique finishing by using 22-carat-gold.

It´s Fullfilled
Relief 100x 60 cm Art. 7774/100

Carver: Carl Moroder

Sculpture in Lindenwood with precious antique finishing, 22-carat-gold plated, new interpretation of a painting of Gustav Klimt (1907)

Snakewoman
Relief 117 x 40 cm Art. 7935/117

Carver: Carl Moroder

Sculpture in Lindenwood with precious antique finishing, 22-carat-gold plated, new interpretation of a painting of Gustav Klimt (1907)

All the works are handcarved in Lindenwood and finished with an ancient technique based on old skills from the 15th century. All the golden details are covered by 22-carat gold leaf. The special antique finishing gives to the very deco- rative sculpture an unique effect.
Each piece is signed and has its Certificate of Quality.

All the designs are covered by international copyright.

About Carl Moroder:

Carl Moroder (born in Ortisei, 15.02.1961) lives and works in the northern part of Italy close to Venice.
It was his idea to create a very special collection of sculptures inspired by the masterpieces of the very famous Austrian painter Gustav Klimt (1862-1918).

"I find," so Carl Moroder,"that each of the very expressive designs of Gustav Klimt can comunicate with us. The paintings are not just to look at for their beaut but they send out a real feeling: feeling of love, of care, of purity.

My inspiration was to bring these feelings in a new dimension, making them more real, more touchable".

The result was excellent. The combination of mastercarver-skills with an ancient painting technique used by artists since the 15th century is marvellous. The very decorative designs of Gustav Klimt were lifted to a third dimension.

The realization of this precious handcarved wood-sculptures is completed by using 22-carat gold leaf and real silver for all the decorations.

"The creation of this new collection is a hommage to Gustav Klimt.
It does express all my reverence to this great artist."

Carl Moroder

Klimt was the President of the elite of Austrian painters called "Wiener Secession" founded in 1897 in Vienna. (above left: "The Kiss", the most famous painting of Gustav Klimt.)