The world of Viennese Secession and Art NouveauPortrait, frieze, garden and motif abolish the border between figure and decor: the Viennese Secession wants to give each era its art and each art its freedom.
1897Foundation of the Viennese Secession
1897 - 1898Olbrich Pavilion Construction
Total artPainting, architecture and decorative arts
30,000 €Art Nouveau and secessionist works - overall estimate
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Vienna 1900 · Klimt, Schiele, Moser, Hoffmann and total art
Portrait, frieze, garden and motif abolish the border between figure and decor: the Viennese Secession wants to give each era its art and each art its freedom.
In 1897, Gustav Klimt and several artists left the conservative Künstlerhaus to found the Viennese Secession. Joseph Maria Olbrich built an exhibition pavilion recognizable by its golden dome in 1897 -1898. Around Klimt, Koloman Moser, Josef Hoffmann and their partners are looking for a total art where painting, architecture, furniture, posters and typography share the same project. The Beethoven Frieze of 1902 embodies this synthesis. The portraits of Serena Lederer and Mäda Primavesi unite person, fabric and surface; Schiele then pushes the line towards a more nervous expressiveness. The portraits of Serena Lederer and Mäda Primavesi unite person, fabric and surface; Schiele then pushes the line towards a more nervous expressiveness. The portraits of Serena Lederer and Mäda Primavesi unite person, fabric and surface; Schiele then pushes the line towards a more nervous expressiveness. The portraits of Serena Lederer and Mäda Primavesi unite person, fabric and surface; Schiele then pushes the line towards a more nervous expressiveness. The "Viennese Secession and Art Nouveau" selection notably compares Stylized Flowers on a Decorative Background (1908) and Serena Pulitzer Lederer (1867 -1943). His reading favors the story.
In Vienna, ornament is not added to the figure: it becomes the field where identity, desire and modernity are negotiated.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Break with the Künstlerhaus
Klimt and his allies founded an association open to the international avant-gardes. This milestone sheds light on the "Viennese Secession and Art Nouveau" collection by favoring the story.
Inaugurate the pavilion
Olbrich gives the movement a manifesto architecture.
Create the Beethoven Frieze
Klimt brings together music, wall, symbol and desire in a temporary work that has become an emblem.
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Structural ornament
Pattern, textile and background organize the subject instead of decorating it. This line guides a reading of "Viennese Secession and Art Nouveau" centered on the story.
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Modern line
The plant curve then the geometric angle cross image and object.
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Total portrait
The model exists with the dress, furniture and graphic space.
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International dialogue
The Secession exhibited foreign artists and refused artistic nationalism.
Explore by universe
Build Vienna as a total work
Flower, portrait, frieze and garden show four scales of the secessionist project.
Flower01
Stylized nature
Schiele transforms the plant into an autonomous and fragile design.
For the line. Reading "Viennese Secession and Art Nouveau" through the story.Portrait02
Decorative identity
Klimt articulates individualized face and pattern field.
For presenceFriesland03
Monumental art
Beethoven becomes a journey of desire, threat and deliverance.
For the storyGarden04
The world without horizons
Sunflowers and foliage saturate the surface to the point of abstraction.
For colorEgon Schiele · 190805
Stylized flowers on decorative background (1908)
The stylized flowers show a line that is still decorative but already nervous.
Landmark work of the Viennese Secession and Art NouveauGustav Klimt06
Serena Pulitzer Lederer (1867 -1943)
Serena Lederer emerges from a dress and background that together build her status.
Landmark work of the Viennese Secession and Art Nouveau
Works to discover
Four works by secessionist Vienna
Schiele and Klimt bring together stylized flower, two portraits and Beethoven frieze between line, identity and total art.
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From the work to your interior
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Each reproduction is unique. Slight variations of touch and material testify to the painter's manual work.
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Choose a work from the Viennese Secession
Portraits require a large vertical; the frieze a very wide horizontal. Matte gold, black or dark oak will extend the unity between figure and decor.
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