The Three Ages of Woman

About The Three Ages of Woman

Mother and sleeping child fill the centre, an old woman turns away at the left, their three bodies overlapping.

Klimt's 1905 Belvedere painting — tender and asymmetrical, one of the few where the gold serves the body instead of covering it.

What we send you is a hand-painted oil reproduction made after The Three Ages of Woman — not a print and not a digital canvas transfer. Your artist builds the surface in layers of real oil on cotton canvas, so the brushwork and the weave of the cloth stay visible under raking light, the way they do on the original. It is a modern copy and we say so plainly: hand-painted reproduction of classic artwork, not an original antique.

Before you order, it is worth knowing how to check a reproduction when it arrives — surface under raking light, the edge and the back, whether the composition survives the size you chose. We wrote the five tests down here: what museum quality should mean in a hand-painted reproduction.

Size and framing for this composition

Wide, about 1.30 — 40x30 in. The sizes listed above are canvas sizes before framing; a floater frame adds roughly an inch on each side. If the wall is the deciding factor, tell us the width and we will recommend the size that keeps the original proportions.

Framing

Every size can ship unframed and rolled in a tube, gallery-wrapped and ready to hang, or in a white, oak, brown or black floater frame. The swatches above switch the main image to the framed version, so you see the finished piece before you order rather than guessing.

What arrives

• Hand-painted symbolism reproduction of The Three Ages of Woman (Gustav Klimt, 1905)
• Numbered Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
• Hanging hardware fitted on framed and gallery-wrapped pieces
• A photo of your finished canvas, emailed before it ships

Listed details: Hand-painted reproduction after Gustav Klimt, 1905 · oil on canvas · your size.

Before you order

We reply with a fixed price, a delivery date and an honest opinion — usually within a day. For commissions you approve the composition sketch before painting begins; for originals you receive a photo of the finished canvas before it ships.

Questions? Use the buttons above — the form arrives with this piece's details filled in.

Certificate of Authenticity

Every reproduction ships with a numbered COA that names the original artist and work and states clearly that the piece is a hand-painted copy — worth keeping if you insure the painting or lend it out.

Lead time and shipping

Oil needs 10–14 days to be painted and to dry before it can travel. Framed pieces ship in a crate; large canvases ship rolled in a rigid, insured tube so they arrive without creases. Free worldwide shipping at every size.