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"Poster for Frommes Kalendar," Koloman Moser, 1889.
Moser (1868-1916) was one of the foremost artists of the Vienna Secession, an art movement closely tied to Art Nouveau...in fact, I'd say that the Venn diagram between Vienna Secession and Art Nouveau is almost a perfect circle. Almost.
Moser was primarily a graphic designer; much of his work was on posters and other printed materials, rather than stuff you'd gaze at in a gallery. But, being a firm believer that art is where you find it, I consider his works perfectly worthy of study.
He also designed furniture, stained glass, jewelry, mosaics, household goods, and even dabbled in architecture. His design work appeared on Austro-Hungarian postage stamps and even the 1911 Austro-Hungarian Imperial 50-crown note.
My favorite art movement, the Nabis, believed in incorporating art into everyday life, and Moser certainly subscribed to that belief! It's easy to take design work for granted, but it has a huge impact on daily life.
From a private collection.
#Art #KolomanMoser #ViennaSecession #ArtNouveau #GraphicArt #Design
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"Poster for Frommes Kalendar," Koloman Moser, 1889.
Moser (1868-1916) was one of the foremost artists of the Vienna Secession, an art movement closely tied to Art Nouveau...in fact, I'd say that the Venn diagram between Vienna Secession and Art Nouveau is almost a perfect circle. Almost.
Moser was primarily a graphic designer; much of his work was on posters and other printed materials, rather than stuff you'd gaze at in a gallery. But, being a firm believer that art is where you find it, I consider his works perfectly worthy of study.
He also designed furniture, stained glass, jewelry, mosaics, household goods, and even dabbled in architecture. His design work appeared on Austro-Hungarian postage stamps and even the 1911 Austro-Hungarian Imperial 50-crown note.
My favorite art movement, the Nabis, believed in incorporating art into everyday life, and Moser certainly subscribed to that belief! It's easy to take design work for granted, but it has a huge impact on daily life.
From a private collection.
#Art #KolomanMoser #ViennaSecession #ArtNouveau #GraphicArt #Design
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"Poster for Frommes Kalendar," Koloman Moser, 1889.
Moser (1868-1916) was one of the foremost artists of the Vienna Secession, an art movement closely tied to Art Nouveau...in fact, I'd say that the Venn diagram between Vienna Secession and Art Nouveau is almost a perfect circle. Almost.
Moser was primarily a graphic designer; much of his work was on posters and other printed materials, rather than stuff you'd gaze at in a gallery. But, being a firm believer that art is where you find it, I consider his works perfectly worthy of study.
He also designed furniture, stained glass, jewelry, mosaics, household goods, and even dabbled in architecture. His design work appeared on Austro-Hungarian postage stamps and even the 1911 Austro-Hungarian Imperial 50-crown note.
My favorite art movement, the Nabis, believed in incorporating art into everyday life, and Moser certainly subscribed to that belief! It's easy to take design work for granted, but it has a huge impact on daily life.
From a private collection.
#Art #KolomanMoser #ViennaSecession #ArtNouveau #GraphicArt #Design
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"Poster for Frommes Kalendar," Koloman Moser, 1889.
Moser (1868-1916) was one of the foremost artists of the Vienna Secession, an art movement closely tied to Art Nouveau...in fact, I'd say that the Venn diagram between Vienna Secession and Art Nouveau is almost a perfect circle. Almost.
Moser was primarily a graphic designer; much of his work was on posters and other printed materials, rather than stuff you'd gaze at in a gallery. But, being a firm believer that art is where you find it, I consider his works perfectly worthy of study.
He also designed furniture, stained glass, jewelry, mosaics, household goods, and even dabbled in architecture. His design work appeared on Austro-Hungarian postage stamps and even the 1911 Austro-Hungarian Imperial 50-crown note.
My favorite art movement, the Nabis, believed in incorporating art into everyday life, and Moser certainly subscribed to that belief! It's easy to take design work for granted, but it has a huge impact on daily life.
From a private collection.
#Art #KolomanMoser #ViennaSecession #ArtNouveau #GraphicArt #Design
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"Poster for Frommes Kalendar," Koloman Moser, 1889.
Moser (1868-1916) was one of the foremost artists of the Vienna Secession, an art movement closely tied to Art Nouveau...in fact, I'd say that the Venn diagram between Vienna Secession and Art Nouveau is almost a perfect circle. Almost.
Moser was primarily a graphic designer; much of his work was on posters and other printed materials, rather than stuff you'd gaze at in a gallery. But, being a firm believer that art is where you find it, I consider his works perfectly worthy of study.
He also designed furniture, stained glass, jewelry, mosaics, household goods, and even dabbled in architecture. His design work appeared on Austro-Hungarian postage stamps and even the 1911 Austro-Hungarian Imperial 50-crown note.
My favorite art movement, the Nabis, believed in incorporating art into everyday life, and Moser certainly subscribed to that belief! It's easy to take design work for granted, but it has a huge impact on daily life.
From a private collection.
#Art #KolomanMoser #ViennaSecession #ArtNouveau #GraphicArt #Design
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Just published a new post on my site: Old Master Remixes
So much of my work, our work, is a conversation with the past — borrowing visuals … but also ideas, hopes and fears and quietly but firmly arguing back, speaking confidently to now and into the future.
Voices murmur and echo round my studio - images flicker in my peripheral vision.
But art is our only real hope for time-travel.Read here:
https://aaronbroadhurst.com/2026/02/old-master-remixes/#ArtHistory #GraphicArt #Illustration #StudioPractice #CreativeProcess #Art
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Un arma también, pero un libro es sobretodo un escudo maravilloso.
#DiadelLibro #BookArt #HumorGrafico #Libros #DiaDelLibro2025 #GraphicArt #VisualGames #IroniaVisual #DiseñoGrafico #IlustracionCreativa #ArtHumor #EditorialIllustration #CarlosElRojo #BooksWithAttitude #ClassicMeetsModern #TypographyArt
