Golden Tears (Freya's Heartache) portrait painting by Gustav Klimt Notebook

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Golden Tears (Freya's Heartache) portrait painting by Gustav Klimt Notebook

By: Jeanpaul Ferro

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A woman's profile emerges from rich golden leaf and ornamental swirls, her pale face serene yet sorrowful with closed eyes and deep burgundy lips while golden tears stream down her cheek. The composition layers translucent flesh tones against lustrous gold and dark patterned hair, creating an intimate moment of quiet grief rendered in Klimt's signature decorative style. Bound with 52 pages of 70lb paper, lined or unlined, behind an anti-scuff matte cover with wraparound artwork, made to order. Notes and sketches kept behind an independent artist's work, not a plain composition cover.

Wraparound artwork and design
Anti-scuff laminate cover with soft matte feel
52 pages of high-quality 70lb text paper
Minimal bleed-through even with heavy ink
Lined or unlined paper options
Lined notebook is college ruled

Wraparound artwork and design
Anti-scuff laminate cover with soft matte feel
52 pages of high-quality 70lb text paper
Minimal bleed-through even with heavy ink
Lined or unlined paper options
Lined notebook is college ruled

About This Piece

Golden Tears (Freya's Heartache) portrait painting by Gustav Klimt

By: Jeanpaul Ferro

Jeanpaul Ferro

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About The Artist

JÃ©anpaul Ferro is a Rhode Island artist, poet, and novelist from Scituate, R.I. A 10-time Pushcart Prize nominee his work has been featured on NPR, Columbia Review, Emerson Review, Connecticut Review, Contemporary American Voices, Oregon Review and others.