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Koloman Moser
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- Vienna Secession
- Austrian Art Deco
- Symbolic Viennese Design
- Furniture Design
- Vienna Werkstätte Aesthetic
- Decorative Cabinet
- Decorative Glass Art
- Koloman Moser Design
- Vienna Werkstatte
- Hungarian Art
- Antique Cabinet
- Geometric Inlay
- Austrian Art Nouveau Style
- Geometric Patterns
- Wood Furniture
- Secession Exhibition
- Koloman Moser
- Vienna Artist Koloman Moser
- Jewel Tones Liqueur Glasses
- Fine Arts Vienna
- Gesamtkunstwerk Inspiration
- Art Nouveau Glassware
- Symbolic Motif
- 1900 Viennese Art
- Art Nouveau Furniture
- Elegant Glassware Set
- Floral Motifs Secession
- Mirror Interior
This cabinet exemplifies the Vienna Secession's aesthetic principles: geometric forms combined with natural motifs. Created by Koloman Moser (1868–1918), it showcases exceptional craftsmanship and embodies the Gesamtkunstwerk ideal – a fusion of art and design. Featured in the eighth Sezession exhibition, this piece reflects the artistic spirit of its time.
The group considered the interior design an integral part of a building, and their designs for utilitarian objects had an artistic aesthetic. The artists of the Wiener Werkstätte would design complete interiors, with all that was required: furniture, soft furnishings, decorative panelling, metal, ceramic and glass objects, clothes and accessories, jewellery.