Showing 15 artworks with Arnold Schoenberg and with artwork date before 1935 and with artwork date after 1925
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Arnold Schoenberg
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-1935
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1925+
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- Putty
- Rosy Brown
- White
- Driftwood
- Arnold Schoenberg
- Modern Art Print
- Unique Art Gift
- Expressionist Style
- Wall Decor Modern
- Art Reproduction
- Arnold Schoenberg Art
- Abstract Travel Art
- Gift For Architects
- Atonality
- Art Deco Chess Piece
- Furniture Design
- Oil On Canvas Print
- Modernist Composer
- German Art 1930S
- 20Th Century Art
- Wwi Chess Symbolism
- Coalition Chess Artwork
- Schoenberg Style Art
- Avant-Garde Art
- Unique Chess Game
- Technical Illustration
- Austrian Artist
- Geometric Chess Board
- Black Line Drawing
Explore Arnold Schönberg’s ‘Coalition Chess,’ a unique 1925 game blending chess strategy & diplomatic negotiation. A striking wood & plastic set reflecting wartime anxieties, now available.
This artwork is a meticulously crafted black and white caricature drawing of Maurice Zam, pianist and Director of the Los Angeles Conservatory of Music and Arts. Created in 1935 by Arnold Schoenberg, it showcases his masterful technique utilizing pencil or charcoal on paper to portray Zam with exaggerated features and a stylized aesthetic. The piece reflects Schoenberg's artistic exploration of po
A hauntingly intimate 1935 watercolor self-portrait by Arnold Schoenberg captures the profound introspection of the Second Viennese School master, offering a unique opportunity to possess a piece of musical history.
Vibrant portrait of Gertrud Schönberg by Arnold Schoenberg (1930) featuring blonde hair and yellow tones; discover this captivating piece of early 20th-century art today.
A close-up of Arnold Schoenberg’s handwritten music sheet for "Moses und Aron," showcasing the composer's innovative approach to atonality and complex vocal textures from 1930. Explore this unique piece and its profound philosophical themes.
A strikingly round 1927 Berlin tram ticket design by Arnold Schoenberg, showcasing innovative functionalism with concentric circles representing days and radial lines for time, a testament to his machine designs and a unique piece of art deco history.
An intricate watercolor design for furniture by the legendary composer Arnold Schoenberg captures a unique blend of structural artistry and 1930s elegance, inviting you to explore this rare piece of musical history.
A captivating black and white photograph of Arnold Schoenberg’s annotated music sheet from 1934, revealing the intricate process of musical idea presentation – a unique study aid for a revolutionary composer.
A captivating black and white photograph of Arnold Schoenberg’s 1934 annotated musical score reveals the intricate process of a revolutionary composer's theory, offering a unique glimpse into his musical mind.
Precise circular diagram by Arnold Schoenberg (1927) captures the geometry of a stadium’s design—an intriguing blend of art and engineering that invites you to discover or own this unique piece.