museum in Attersee

Gustav Klimt Zentrum

The Gustav Klimt Zentrum in Kammer-Schoerfling on the Attersee is the primary documentation center for Gustav Klimt's Attersee period, opened in 2012 in a lakeside building at the location where Klimt rented a house and painted from his boat during his summer stays between 1900 and 1916.

The Gustav Klimt Zentrum in Kammer-Schoerfling on the Attersee opened in 2012 at the lakeside location where Klimt rented houses and painted from a rowboat during his 16 summers at the lake (1900 to 1916). The center holds reproductions of the Attersee paintings and documentation of Klimt’s working method: he selected compositions through a mounted spyglass from the water, painting square canvases of specific lake-surface rectangles. Admission fee; open seasonally. Visit before the Gustav Klimt Themenweg walking trail, which connects the 26 sites across the western shore where the paintings were made.

Type
museum
Destination
Attersee
Cost
Paid entry
Founded
2012
Era
Contemporary
Address
Hauptstrasse 30, 4861 Schoerfling, 4864 Attersee
Coordinates
47.9463, 13.5942
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