Church in Cassone by Klimt Canvas Print

On a warm afternoon, the blue-green water looks almost illegally fresh. It’s Klimt’s Kirche in Cassone from 1913 a hillside Italian village stitched together from tiny dabs of pale grey, green and blue, with tall dark cypresses running down the frame. Hang it and a quiet room gains depth without noise: the eye travels from the water at the base up through the rooftops to the church tower. It sits well above a low sideboard, a writing desk or a bed with a soft linen headboard. Chalky off-white walls, warm timber and a little brass are all it needs. Avoid pairing it with loud graphic prints or high-shine chrome nearby this piece rewards a calmer, more textural setting.