Koloman Moser — Loie Fuller as The Archangel | Vienna Secession Print

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Koloman Moser — Loie Fuller as The Archangel | 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

Pompeian arabesque — were the immediate source for the Arts & Crafts movement

A collector's piece for lovers of travel

and quiet light

Co-founder of Zurich Dada

A cornerstone piece for collectors of vintage horror and classic cinema

Leyendecker (1874–1951) and Edward Penfield (1866–1925) were two of the greatest American illustrators of the early 20th century — artists whose covers for The Saturday Evening Post

and a peculiar dread — captures the atmosphere of Chambers' work precisely

Sakura imagery runs from the great woodblock prints of the Edo period through the Shin Hanga movement to contemporary Japanese graphic design — a continuous tradition in which the blossom's combination of colour

grotesque figures

where he ran the printing and advertising workshop

saturated colours

Where Li Bai was the romantic visionary

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