- Middle wall: the hostile forces.Left: The three Gorgons (Les Gorgones; die Gorgonen) Typhon (Typhoeus; Typh閑) as a monkey one of the deadliest creatures in Greek mythology. On the right of the gorilla; the concepts of Lust; Voluptuousness and Intemperance are personified in female form.- Detail of the Beethoven Frieze (Frise Beethoven; Beethovenfries). In 1901; Klimt painted the Beethoven Frieze for the 14th Vienna Secessionist exhibition in celebration of the composer.- 34;14 m long x 2;15 m high.The frieze illustrates human desire for happiness in a suffering and tempestuous world in which one contends not only with external evil forces but also with internal weaknesses.Occupying three walls of a side room. Klimt developed a complex series of panels which together create a visual interpretation of Beethoven s Ninth Symphony.- Belvedere Museum; Vienna (Austria). on permanent loan at the Secession Building; Vienna.(Paintings by Gustav Klimt on display in an exhibition at Palazzo Braschi in Rome from 27 October 2021 until 27 March 2022.)