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Feb 11, 2022 • 5 tweets • 6 min read • Read on X
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1/ Austrian artist & graphic designer Koloman Moser (1868-1918) was one of the main artists of the Vienna Secession.

In this portfolio (Flachenschmuck) from 1900 he presented 31 wonderful designs for carpets, wallpaper etc. Here 1st 4 of these plates. Remaining plates in thread:
2/ Koloman Moser. Plates 5-8 from the year 1900. #ViennaSecession
3/ Koloman Moser, plates 9-12 (including cover). #ViennaSecession
4/ Koloman Moser. Plates 13-16. #ViennaSecession
5/ Koloman Moser. Plates 17-20. #ViennaSecession

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