Drafts for metal relief 1904

This drawing, "Drafts for metal relief," was created in 1904 by Koloman Moser, a prominent figure in the Viennese Secession movement. The design features a stylized female figure in a flowing gown, set against a background of circles and squares. Moser's draftsmanship showcases the movement's emphasis on geometric forms, delicate lines, and elegant ornamentation. The design is likely intended for a metal relief, reflecting the movement's interest in decorative arts and its aim to elevate craft to an art form.