Koloman Moser — Statement Duo | Viennese Secession Art Print

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Koloman Moser — Statement Duo | Viennese Secession Art PrintKoloman Moser (18681918) was the co founder of the Vienna Secession and the Wiener Werksttte, and the most versatile designer of the Viennese art reform movement equally accomplished in poster design, textile, furniture, stained glass, and painting. His Secession exhibition posters bold geometry, flat colour, letter press typography are among the supreme works of European poster art, combining decorative intelligence with graphic power. His work is

known for his luminous colour — particularly the brilliant "Parrish Blue" achieved through his unique glazing technique

Killed at Verdun at 36

A collector's piece for lovers of travel

and decorative design in Interwar Vienna

women — have an intimacy and psychological penetration that distinguishes them from the more theatrical strand of Orientalism

Some of the most powerful gallery walls bring together works from different traditions — the shock of visual contrast revealing something about each work that a single-artist display cannot

is a canonical work of Art Deco graphic design

Itō Jakuchū (1716–1800) was one of the most individual painters of 18th-century Japan — a self-taught eccentric whose Colorful Realm of Living Beings series (30 silk scrolls

whose monumental canvases of the Rocky Mountains

the Konstruktion series

A sutran calligraphy is simultaneously a sacred object

still lifes — combine the rigour of European Cubism with a Southern warmth and chromatic exuberance that gives them a distinctly Argentine voice

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