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Koloman Moser
1868–1918 · Cisleithania · Vienna Secession
Koloman Moser (30 March 1868 – 18 October 1918) was an Austrian artist, who exerted considerable influence on twentieth-century graphic art. He was one of the foremost artists of the Vienna Secession movement and a co-founder of Wiener Werkstätte. Wikipedia
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Works
- “The Wayfarer”, 1914 — Leopold Museum
- “Venus in the Grotto”, 1914 — Leopold Museum
- “The light”, 1914
- “Mermaid”, 1914
- “The Frog King”, 1895
- “Loïe Fuller in the Dance "The Archangel"”, 1902 — Albertina
- “Blossoming chestnut tree”, 1912
- “Le Chamossaire”, 1913 — Leopold Museum
- “Marigolds”, 1909 — Leopold Museum
- “Wotan and Brünhilde”, 1916 — Leopold Museum
- “Portrait of the painter Carl Otto Czeschka”, 1909 — Tyrolean State Museum
- “Female Nude with blue cloth”, 1913
- “Landscape in Semmering”, 1907
- “Three women squatting”, 1914
- “Pieta”, 1895
- “The Abersee”, 1913
- “Self-Portrait with mermaid”, 1914
- “Lake Garda”, 1912
- “Mountain ranges”, 1913
- “Girl in Landscape”, 1898
- “Pine forest in winter”, 1907
- “Standing youth”, 1915
- “Dancer Miss Olga George”, 1911
- “Judith and Holofernes”, 1916
- “Mountain slope”, 1913
- “Cyclamen”, 1907
- “Young woman with hat”, 1913
- “Portrait of a Woman in Profile”, 1912
- “Hyacinths”, 1910
- “Parrot tulips bloomed”, 1910
- “Two dancers”, 1902
- “Kolo Moser”, 1903
- “Primmeln in the basket”, 1912
- “Flower pot and ceramic jug”, 1912
- “Loneliness”, 1902
- “November”, 1902
- “Landscape with cloudy sky”, 1904
- “Girl in rose”, 1898
- “Dancer”, 1903
- “Clash of the Titans”, 1915