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.jpg "Venus in the Grotto by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Three Nudes by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "J. & J. Kohn, the Furniture Maker and Interior Designer, 1904 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Bathers by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Loie Fuller in the Dance The Archangel by Koloman Moser")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-910466).jpg "Panel from A Wiener Werkstatte Single Bed, c.1904 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Leopoldine Steindl-Moser, Sister of the Artist by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "A Rose Hedge by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "View from Torbole to the West Bank of Lake Garda by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Coniferous Forest in the Snow by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Semmering Landscape with View to the Rax by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Back of a nude woman with ghosts by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Flowers and Garden Fence by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Design for the Frommes Calendar, for the 14th Exhibition of the Vienna Secession, 1902 by Koloman Moser")
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_Frommes_Kalender_(Calendrier_des_femmes)_Colour_lithog_-_(MeisterDrucke-961993).jpg "Frommes Kalender (Women")
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.jpg "The Enchanted Princesses Cabinet by Koloman Moser")
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_Vienna_Austria_(photo)_-_(MeisterDrucke-939144).jpg "Stained glass of the Am Steinhof church, Vienna, Austria by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "The Thousand Ravens by Koloman Moser")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1314621).jpg "Marigolds by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Clash of the Titans by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Österreichs Illustrierte Zeitung by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Iris by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "The Fruition Time, 1901 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Frommes Calendar by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Wall Decoration December by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Inset panel of a Weiner Werkstatte white painted single bed depicting a naked androgynous figure (detail) by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait, Drawing with Mermaid in the Rock Grotto by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "A Painted Beech and Cane Armchair, c.1901 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "The Source by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Textile design, 1898 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Standing Youth Nude Between Rocks by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Calendar Sheet: Wednesday 27th February by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Geranium by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Mourning Women by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Venus in the Grotto III, 1916 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "The Clash of the Titans, 1913-15 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Stage Design for the Opera Der Bergsee by Julius Bittner, 1910-1911 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Mountain Slopes by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Girl")
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.jpg "Loïe Fuller in the Dance The Archangel, 1902 by Koloman Moser")
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_et_Brunnhilde_-_Peinture_de_Koloman_Moser_(1868-1918)_vers_-_(MeisterDrucke-1322811).jpg "Wotan and Brunhilde by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "November by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Sadness and Hope, c. 1914 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Portrait of Hermann Bahr by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Furniture: Wardrobe with Music in Black Varnished Oak, Gold Wood, Silver Metal and Glass Made by Koloman Moser by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Female Portrait in Profile by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Vision of Eternity by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Two Girls by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Figurine to one of the Rhine daughters for The Rhinegold by Richard Wagner, c. 1913 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Standing Male Nude Between Rocks, c. 1915 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Girl by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Allegory of Summer by Koloman Moser")
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_-_c_1914_-_Oil_on_canvas_-_755x6_-_(MeisterDrucke-1320381).jpg "Venus in the Grotto by Koloman Moser")
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_Peinture_de_Koloman_Moser_(1868-1918)_-_1914_-_Oil_on_-_(MeisterDrucke-1314078).jpg "The Wayfarer by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Overview of Payerbach, in the Background the Rax by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Red Berries Silk Fabric by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Fruit Bowl with Three Red-Yellow Pears by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "April by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Inlaid Armoire from the Eisler-Terramare Apartment Bedroom by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Reciprocal Dancers, 1901 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Arlette Silk Fabric by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Marigolds by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Cloud Study by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "The Enchanted Princesses Cabinet by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Country House by the Water by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Wotan and Brünnhilde by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Still Life with Fruits and Leaves. 1910 by Koloman Moser")
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_-_Peinture_de_Koloman_Moser_(1868-1918)_vers_1913_-_-_(MeisterDrucke-995354).jpg "Mourning Women by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Hyacinths by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Rudolf Steindl, Brother-in-law of the Artist by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Charlotte Moser, Sister of the Artist by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Woven Flooring Neptune by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Elisabeth Steindl, Niece of the Artist by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Blooming Little Tree by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Flowering Chestnut Tree in the Garden by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Loie Fuller in the Dance")
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.jpg "Acricola Flooring, 1901 by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Geraniums by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Youth Portrait of Rudolf Steindl, Brother-in-law of the Artist by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Mountain Peak in Snow by Koloman Moser")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-897756).jpg "A Pair of Wiener Werkstatte Single Beds by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Printed Silk Zephyr by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Blooming Little Tree by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Franz Dangl in Uniform by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "The Wayfarer by Koloman Moser")
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.jpg "Snow-Covered Mountain Peaks at Dusk by Koloman Moser")
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Koloman Moser was a painter, craftsman and graphic artist born in Vienna. At the beginning of the 20th century he was one of the most successful Art Nouveau artists in Austria. His paintings were influenced, among others, by Ferdinand Hodler, a well-known Swiss painter who became famous for his self-portraits. Moser was said to have a great imagination, which he was able to implement skilfully in his paintings. But not only here; he worked for a wide variety of employers throughout his life. He used his talent for patterns, design, form and colours.
Koloman Moser was born in 1868. He was the eldest son of Josef and Theresia Moser and big brother of Charlotte and Leopoldine. Moser already received drawing lessons during his school days. At 17 he registered for the entrance examination at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. One year later he began his studies. His professors included Franz Rumpler, Christian Griepenkerl and Josef Mathias Trenkwald. After two years at the Academy of Fine Arts, his father died, who financed his studies. Thereupon Koloman Moser began to work as an illustrator alongside his training for art magazines in order to be able to pay the semester fees independently. In addition, his professors arranged new jobs for him, such as employment as a drawing teacher for wealthy Viennese families. In 1893 Moser changed to the School of Arts and Crafts to learn new things from the boyish painter and sculptor Franz von Matsch.
Soon afterwards the school of arts and crafts becomes his permanent employer. For many years he taught young artists decorative drawing and painting. Besides he works as an illustrator for publishing houses. He joins the Vienna Secession and plans exhibitions and cultural events with its members. During the semester break he discovers his passion for travelling. On his travels to Germany, the Czech Republic or France he works for different companies again and again. He makes portraits, designs different fabric patterns for renowned textile manufacturers, furniture and interior designers. He designs shop windows and draws designs for figural glass windows. Especially glass seems to inspire him a lot. On his travels he visits glass factories in Winterberg, Bohemia and Dresden. Back in Vienna he now also works for the Young Viennese Theatre, where he designs new stage sets, advertising materials and costumes. In 1902 he buys an apartment in the 19th district of Vienna and moves into it with his mother and one of his sisters. Koloman's passion for fabrics, furniture and colours can also be seen in his apartment. He furnishes his apartment with high quality and colour-coordinated furniture; which was certainly unusual for a man at that time. Throughout his life he retained his curiosity for new things and used his artistic talent time and again for other clients. He designs jewellery, wood, book volumes, gardens, apartments and much more. Later he falls ill with cancer and dies at the age of 50 in his beloved hometown Vienna.
Koloman Moser was a painter, craftsman and graphic artist born in Vienna. At the beginning of the 20th century he was one of the most successful Art Nouveau artists in Austria. His paintings were influenced, among others, by Ferdinand Hodler, a well-known Swiss painter who became famous for his self-portraits. Moser was said to have a great imagination, which he was able to implement skilfully in his paintings. But not only here; he worked for a wide variety of employers throughout his life. He used his talent for patterns, design, form and colours.
Koloman Moser was born in 1868. He was the eldest son of Josef and Theresia Moser and big brother of Charlotte and Leopoldine. Moser already received drawing lessons during his school days. At 17 he registered for the entrance examination at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. One year later he began his studies. His professors included Franz Rumpler, Christian Griepenkerl and Josef Mathias Trenkwald. After two years at the Academy of Fine Arts, his father died, who financed his studies. Thereupon Koloman Moser began to work as an illustrator alongside his training for art magazines in order to be able to pay the semester fees independently. In addition, his professors arranged new jobs for him, such as employment as a drawing teacher for wealthy Viennese families. In 1893 Moser changed to the School of Arts and Crafts to learn new things from the boyish painter and sculptor Franz von Matsch.
Soon afterwards the school of arts and crafts becomes his permanent employer. For many years he taught young artists decorative drawing and painting. Besides he works as an illustrator for publishing houses. He joins the Vienna Secession and plans exhibitions and cultural events with its members. During the semester break he discovers his passion for travelling. On his travels to Germany, the Czech Republic or France he works for different companies again and again. He makes portraits, designs different fabric patterns for renowned textile manufacturers, furniture and interior designers. He designs shop windows and draws designs for figural glass windows. Especially glass seems to inspire him a lot. On his travels he visits glass factories in Winterberg, Bohemia and Dresden. Back in Vienna he now also works for the Young Viennese Theatre, where he designs new stage sets, advertising materials and costumes. In 1902 he buys an apartment in the 19th district of Vienna and moves into it with his mother and one of his sisters. Koloman's passion for fabrics, furniture and colours can also be seen in his apartment. He furnishes his apartment with high quality and colour-coordinated furniture; which was certainly unusual for a man at that time. Throughout his life he retained his curiosity for new things and used his artistic talent time and again for other clients. He designs jewellery, wood, book volumes, gardens, apartments and much more. Later he falls ill with cancer and dies at the age of 50 in his beloved hometown Vienna.
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.jpg "Poster for the Vienna Secession Exhibition by Koloman Moser")
.jpg "Jung-Wiener Theater Zum Lieben Augustin by Koloman Moser")
.jpg "Marigolds by Koloman Moser")
.jpg "Male Nude Yellow and Blue, 1913 by Koloman Moser")