Erotic graphics by the Austrian artist Gustav Klimt have repeatedly caused scandals. He is ranked among the most sought-after Austrian modernists. He painted portraits of the wives and mistresses of the richest Europeans. "Klimt's ornamentalism" and eroticism The aristocratic public appreciated the "mosaic writing", which was used to create his paintings by an Austrian symbolist artist who invented a technique later called "Klimt's ornamentalism". He combined ancient Oriental painting and medieval European frescoes. Female eroticism in flowing gold fabrics is Klimt's signature style. The "femme fatale" depicted in the paintings of the Austrian modernist has its real prototype – the artist's mother Anna. Separately, it should be said about the two female types that inspired Klimt, buxom luxurious red-haired mermaids and sophisticated brunettes who have boyish figures and narrow faces. The artist liked the reclusive life. Gustav could be called a homebody. He was not interested in his ow