Koloman Moser — Postcard Sketch | Vienna Secession Print

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Koloman Moser — Postcard Sketch | Vienna Secession 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

His clean flat colours

the French Impressionist study of modern life

particularly African and African American history

radiant halos

heading the foundation course and the metal workshop

George Catlin (1796–1872) was an American painter and writer who devoted his career to documenting Native American cultures across North America

Cherry blossom — sakura — is the supreme subject of Japanese aesthetic culture: the annual flowering that lasts only days

Joost Schmidt (1893–1948) was a German graphic designer and master at the Bauhaus

His luminous

giving them a warmth and particularity that distinguishes Kosler from many of his contemporaries in the genre

and Mughal periods exhibit an extraordinary range of scripts — Kufic

His bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women) and kabuki actor prints are among the most widely collected works of the 20th-century Japanese print revival

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