# Gustav Klimt
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gustav klimt (14 July 1862 – 6 February 1918) was an Austrian symbolist painter and a founding member of the Vienna Secession movement. His work helped define the Art Nouveau style in Europe. Klimt is known for his paintings, murals, sketches, and other objets d'art.
Selling a Whole 2000m Coffee Harvest in ONE Auction? | Finca Sophia
Finca Sophia is one of the most high-demand, high-altitude coffee farms on the planet, growing elite Geisha varieties at over 2,000 meters in Nueva Suiza, Chiriqui, Panama. But this year, they are doing something completely unprecedented.In this episode of the Cupping Table Podcast, host David Papa…
Ep. 201 - NEW August Releases: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
This week is packed with some of the biggest LEGO reveals of the summer! We're breaking down the official unveiling of the long-awaited LEGO Ideas The X-Files, complete with its exclusive Scully's Lab Gift With Purchase, and taking a first look at the incredible LEGO Icons Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterpr…
E49.2- Gustav Klimt, Accidentally saving lives
This episode is all about he quiet and mostly kept personal life of Gustav Klimt aaaaand how after he died his paintings saved lives, set records, and made millions. Please enjoy!
Met Museum: Part 2 (the European Galleries)
Josh and Dan discuss which artists and pieces to see in the 19th-century European galleries at the Met Museum in NYC. Artists covered include Degas, Albert Bartholome, Manet, Rodin, Cezanne, Van Gogh, Gaugin, Matisse, Picasso and Gustav Klimt.
Pegasus Symbolism: The Majestic Winged Horse of Greek Mythology (Perseus, Medusa, Bellerophon)
The winged horse Pegasus is one of the most iconic figures in Ancient Greek, and indeed world, mythology. Our study of the majestic creature takes us to unexpected places, from the dark depths of the Gorgon Medusa's lair, to the heights of Olympus. We uncover symbolic meaning in the Pegasus story w…
#32 – Spanish Flu: Why It Also Killed the Young and Healthy
The 1918 Spanish flu was the deadliest influenza pandemic on record: between 20 and 100 million people died, from a world population of just 1.8 billion at the time. Florian Krammer explains why this H1N1 virus, with a case fatality rate of two to three percent, was so dangerous, where the misleadi…
Are Some Pleasures Better Than Others?
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If pleasure is all that matters, a contented pig lives better than a struggling philosopher — and you should plug into a machine that gives you perfect simulated happiness for the rest of your life. Most people find both conclusions obviously wrong. This episode of American Socrate…
The Kiss — Where Do I End and You Begin?
Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss appears to capture the perfect moment of romantic surrender, but psychologically, intimacy is rarely that simple. The painting raises a deeper question about love: how close can we become to another person without losing our own identity? Through a psychodynamic lens, The Ki…
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