As everyone knows, Gustav Klimt didn’t earn his fame due to following conventional artistic standards. After leaving the Secession Movement in 1905, Klimt’s work became more prominent with emphasizing sensuality and sex, most pieces of which were nudes of women. Klimt was in pursuit of celebrating sexuality unanimous with the release of Sigmund Freud’s book, Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality. Similar to Freud, Klimt wanted to change people’s attitudes towards sex and sexuality. In 1907 both the Danaë and the Kiss emerged as Klimt’s most evocative and erotic pieces. Most of Klimt’s work were not shy per se as the women were teasing with their looks as well as their
