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Koloman Moser · 1868 – 1918
Featured prominently on an Austrian 100 euro commemorative coin and celebrated in a comprehensive MAK exhibition, Moser's "Dance of the Wreath-Bearing Maidens" remains a testament to Viennese artistic heritage.
A striking Art Nouveau silhouette of a musical instrument defines this 1908 masterpiece by Koloman Moser, capturing the elegance of the Vienna Secession and inviting you to bring this timeless musical tribute home.
Koloman Moser’s ‘Self Portrait in Colonial Dress’ (1910) showcases geometric abstraction blended with organic floral motifs, a hallmark of Vienna Secession. This watercolor masterpiece by the influential artist invites you to explore its delicate balance and timeless beauty.
Admire Koloman Moser’s ‘Wreath Bearer,’ a stunning Art Nouveau design for the Vienna Secession facade. Black & white line art, floral motifs, & elegant form – a unique piece of Viennese history.
Discover Koloman Moser’s "Profile of a Girl," a stunning Art Nouveau watercolor exploring form & line. A rare preparatory study for a decorative stain, showcasing organic motifs and warm tones.
Admire Koloman Moser’s ‘Mermaid,’ a stunning Art Nouveau illustration from 1896. Intricate linework & surreal landscapes capture Viennese elegance. A unique collectible!
Discover Koloman Moser’s ‘The Sketch of the Round Window’ (1897). A stunning Art Nouveau watercolor depicting an angelic figure in a serene landscape. Explore Viennese design & beauty.
Discover Koloman Moser’s ‘Picture Book’ (1904) – a charming Art Nouveau collage of dwarves! Explore this unique mixed-media piece, reflecting Vienna Secession & folk art. A captivating collectible!
Admire Koloman Moser’s 1902 Secession poster – a stunning Art Nouveau design featuring geometric shapes & stylized figures. A unique piece of Viennese art history!
