Showing 24 artworks out of 72 with Koloman Moser and with artwork date before 1909 and with artwork date after 1899
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Koloman Moser’s "Loïe Fuller in the Dance" (1902) captures a surrealist moment with luminous figures & swirling patterns. Watercolor, Vienna Secession style.
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.
A striking Vienna Secessionist poster by Koloman Moser featuring a woman with a flower crown and a central clock design from 1899, offering a timeless piece of graphic art history for your collection.
Discover Koloman Moser's 'Decorative Fabric [“Bird Bülow”]’ – a stunning Viennese textile design featuring layered birds and inspired by Japanese patterns. A masterpiece of Art Nouveau elegance.
A mesmerizing Art Nouveau swirl of a golden fish emerges from deep purple depths in this 1904 masterpiece by Koloman Moser, offering a timeless way to bring Viennese Secession elegance into your private collection.
Discover Koloman Moser’s ‘Animal Motif,’ a surreal 1904 expressionist masterpiece! Explore swirling patterns, bird imagery & textured art nouveau design. A unique artwork for collectors.
Admire the opulent 'Ornamental Box' by Koloman Moser – a stunning masterpiece from the Wiener Werkstätte showcasing intricate silverwork, gemstones & enamel detail. A true Viennese Art Nouveau treasure.
Vibrant Art Nouveau energy radiates from Koloman Moser's The reciprocal of dancers through its swirling orange patterns and rhythmic figures, offering a captivating masterpiece for your private collection.
A vibrant Art Nouveau cornucopia featuring golden corn on the cob by master Koloman Moser, capturing the elegance of the Vienna Secession period for your collection.
An eerie and mysterious watercolor by Koloman Moser featuring three figures in a dark room, capturing the haunting essence of the Art Nouveau period for your collection.
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.
A tranquil winter landscape featuring a solitary figure amidst barren trees by Koloman Moser captures the serene essence of the 1907 Vienna Secession era and invites you to bring this peaceful moment into your home.
Admire Koloman Moser’s 1902 Secession poster – a stunning Art Nouveau design featuring geometric shapes & stylized figures. A unique piece of Viennese art history!