Koloman Moser — Starflower Endpaper | Vienna Secession Design Print

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Koloman Moser — Starflower Endpaper | Vienna Secession Design PrintKoloman Moser (18681918) was one of the founding figures of the Vienna Secession and co founder of the Wiener Werksttte the workshop that made Vienna the design capital of early 20th century Europe. A graphic designer, painter, illustrator, and applied artist of extraordinary range, he produced posters, book covers, textiles, glassware, furniture, and stained glass, all in a style that bridges Art Nouveau ornament and the geometric rigour of the

women in the rain — are among the most collectible of all 20th-century Japanese prints and are held in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston and major museums worldwide

Leon Carrol was a British botanical and decorative painter active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries

vibrant with symbolic flowers

Angrand was intimate: his charcoal drawings in particular — tender

leaving a compact body of work that is increasingly recognised as a masterpiece of the dark-Symbolist tradition

pure primary colours

Strawberry Thief

produced the first Japanese woodblock print entirely conceived

and feminist cultural studies

Itten — redefined how colour

and the Surrealists

A champion of the bicycle

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