period

1. Frontispiece for 'The Yellow Book: An Illustrated Quarterly' — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley, 1894
2. Liqueur cups — Koloman Moser, 1900
3. Self Portrait in Colonial Dress — Koloman Moser, 1910
4. a quartier latin — Alphonse Mucha, 1898
5. Majolika-Haus in Vienna, Austria — Otto Koloman Wagner

movement

1. Liqueur cups — Koloman Moser, 1900
2. Self Portrait in Colonial Dress — Koloman Moser, 1910
3. Cigar or bar cabinet — Koloman Moser, 1900
4. Stamp Design for Emperor Charles I (not accepted) — Koloman Moser, 1917
5. Majolika-Haus in Vienna, Austria — Otto Koloman Wagner

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topics

1. Judith and Holofernes — Koloman Moser, 1916

keywords

1. Judith and Holofernes — Koloman Moser, 1916

tone

1. Frontispiece for 'The Yellow Book: An Illustrated Quarterly' — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley, 1894

main color

1. Decorating of the facade by Kolo Moser — Koloman Moser
2. 'The Inland Printer. December', (43 x 25 CM) (1896) — Joseph Christian Leyendecker
3. Poster for the 1st Secession exhibition — Gustav Klimt
4. Self Portrait in Colonial Dress — Koloman Moser, 1910
5. Majolika-Haus in Vienna, Austria — Otto Koloman Wagner
6. Reproduction of a Poster Advertising 'Loie Fuller' — Jules Chéret
7. The Black Cape — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley, 1894
8. Frontispiece for 'The Yellow Book: An Illustrated Quarterly' — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley, 1894
9. Poster for the XIII. Secession — Koloman Moser, 1902
10. 'Johann Zehme', (34 x 24 CM) (1902) — josef rudolf witzel
11. Homage to the International Brigades — josé luis espert
12. Judith and Holofernes — Koloman Moser, 1916
13. Cigar or bar cabinet — Koloman Moser, 1900

other

1. La Belle Dame Sans Merci — georges barbier
2. The Secession Building in Vienna, Austria — Joseph Maria Olbrich
3. Le Divan Japonais — henri de toulouse-lautrec
4. Poster for the 1st Secession exhibition — Gustav Klimt
5. Untitled (586) — Rafael de Penagos
6. Of a Neophyte and how the Black Art was revealed unto him — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
7. Wreath bearer. Design for decorative facade of the Viennese Secession. — Koloman Moser, 1897