Austrian, 1868–1918
Koloman Moser (1868–1918) was an Austrian artist who played a leading role in the Vienna Secession movement and co-founded the Wiener Werkstätte. He created designs for a wide range of objects, including books, graphic works, fashion, stained glass, ceramics, glassware, silver, jewellery, and furniture. Moser studied and later taught at art schools in Vienna, and his work often featured classical motifs as a response to the Baroque style of his era. He contributed to significant exhibitions and designed notable architectural decorations in Vienna.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Koloman Moser · Wikidata Q45055
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