Black Raven - Klimt The Kiss

In true dialogue, both sides are willing to change.

This painting shows an evident duality between the masculine and the feminine. The composition of the two figures with the man above them reflects the dominant, sometimes overwhelming male power. The kneeling and surrendering female figure and her flowing, more organic garb soften the composition and emphasize the duality.

Although the naked bodies of both figures are hidden by the robes, this painting is imbued with a sense of eroticism and sensuality.

It is also said that in specific works by Klimt, the power of the man is limited and transformed into a dialogue of give and take.

A progressive view for that time.