Klimt’s First Secession Poster
Vienna Secession
Klimt’s 1898 exhibition poster (note the censored Theseus) and Koloman Moser.
The Secession’s founding image, and the graphic language it set loose across Europe.
1897–1918 · Austria · Vienna
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First Vienna Secession Exhibition Poster — Gustav Klimt, 1898
Theseus and the Minotaur, once censored, now the movement’s founding image.
Vienna Secession Exhibition Poster (XIII) — Koloman Moser, 1902
The Secession’s other founding hand.
Fifth Vienna Secession Exhibition Poster — Koloman Moser, 1899
Moser’s earlier turn at the Secession’s own advertising.
Plakat zur XII. Ausstellung der Vereinigung Bildender Künstler Österreichs. Secession. November–Dezember '01
Alfred Roller's towering 95 x 31.5 cm placard for the Vienna Secession's 1901 exhibition, lithographed in Wien.
Plakat für die XIV. Ausstellung der Secession (Beethoven exhibition)
Alfred Roller's 1902 lithograph for the Vienna Secession's fourteenth show — the legendary Beethoven exhibition.
Plakatentwurf für die „Erste grosse Kunstausstellung" der Secession
Moser's hand-painted design for the Secession's first exhibition poster — gouache and metal, not yet ink.
Plakat für die Möbelfirma „Jacob & Josef Kohn" (Russisches Plakat)
A barefoot woman in colour lithograph, drawn by Koloman Moser to sell Viennese bentwood to Russia.
Tänzerin Miss Olga George
The dancer Olga George, drawn by Koloman Moser and printed in colour for the 1911 Wiener Werkstätte almanac.
Plakat für „Frommes Kalender"
An hourglass, a woman in period dress, and lettering Moser drew himself — Vienna, 1899.