Koloman Moser, Landscape

Koloman Moser

1902

Loïe Fuller In The Dance

Koloman Moser’s "Loïe Fuller in the Dance" (1902) captures a surrealist moment with luminous figures & swirling patterns. Watercolor, Vienna Secession style.

Koloman Moser

1900

Decorative Fabric [“bird Bülow”]

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 vibrant yellow-skinned mermaid rests within a mysterious rocky cave in this captivating 1914 painting by Vienna Secession master Koloman Moser, offering a unique opportunity to possess a piece of art history.

Koloman Moser

Steinhoch Church In Vienna

Koloman Moser

1902

Serpentine Dancer. Poster Design For Lois Fuller.

Koloman Moser

1914

Study Of Portrait Of Venus In The Grotto

A captivating portrait of a woman under a white umbrella by Vienna Secession master Koloman Moser captures an intimate moment from 1914, inviting you to bring this elegant piece of art history into your collection.

Koloman Moser

1906

Ornamental Box

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.

Koloman Moser

1901

The Reciprocal Of Dancers

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.

Koloman Moser

Church Am Steinhof, Drawing Of Western Window

Explore Koloman Moser’s ‘Church Am Steinhof’ stained glass drawing – a stunning example of Art Nouveau/Gothic Revival. Discover intricate geometric patterns & biblical symbolism in this unique 19th-century masterpiece.

Koloman Moser

1908

Design For The Anniversary Card Korrespodenz (vienna Edition)

Koloman Moser

1914

Self-portrait With Mermaid

Koloman Moser

1900

Liqueur Cups

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.