Showing 6 artworks with Koloman Moser and with Early 20th Century
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- Early 20Th Century
- Koloman Moser
- Vienna Secession
- Vintage Print
- Graphic Design
- Decorative Art
- Austrian Artist
- Art Nouveau Design
- Ditha Mautner
- 1917 Stamp Design
- Abstract Figures
- Animal Illustration
- Purple Birds
- Mixed Media Art
- Figurative Painting
- Crown Banknote Design
- Art Nouveau Art
- Floral Banknote Motif
- Watercolor Painting
- Muted Colors
- Collage Artwork
- Art Nouveau Painting
- Austro-Hungarian Banknote
- Koloman Moser Art
- Children'S Book Art
- Viennese Secession
- Ethereal Quality
- Men Running Beach
- Historical Banknotes
- Geometric Banknote
- Blue Female Figure
- Surreal Art Style
- Viennese Art
- Scissors Illustration
- Unique Art Print
- Dog Silhouette
- Expressionist Art
- Linocut Art
- Beach Scene Artwork
- Dark Background
- Loie Fuller Dance
- 1904 Painting
- Art Nouveau
- Swirling Patterns
- Bird Illustration
- Austria-Hungary Art
- 1911 Currency Art
- Vienna Artist
- Whimsical Art
- Whimsical Artwork
Koloman Moser’s "Loïe Fuller in the Dance" (1902) captures a surrealist moment with luminous figures & swirling patterns. Watercolor, Vienna Secession style.
Discover 'Picture Book for the Niece of Ditha Mautner von Markhof' (1904) by Koloman Moser. This charming Art Nouveau collage, featuring vibrant purple birds, is a delightful example of early 20th-century design. Hand-painted reproductions available
Koloman Moser’s 1917 stamp design – a stunning Vienna Secession piece! Featuring military portrait & ornate borders. Explore this unique historical artwork.
Koloman Moser’s 1904 ‘Picture Book’ showcases striking black silhouette dogs on beige paper. A unique woodcut/linocut illustration, perfect for art collectors & lovers of early 20th-century design.
Admire Koloman Moser’s 1911 ‘Design for the Bill of 50 Crowns.’ This Art Nouveau banknote showcases intricate design & a striking female figure. A rare glimpse into Austro-Hungarian history.