Am Steinhof Church, colored sketch of south window
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Koloman Moser's "Am Steinhof Church, colored sketch of south window" is a striking illustration showcasing the artist's mastery of Art Nouveau style. The design features intricate, stylized geometric patterns reminiscent of natural forms, like flowing lines, organic shapes, and plant motifs. The composition is dominated by a central figure, likely a deity, with two flanking figures, all clothed in flowing robes. The central figure sits on a throne-like structure, emphasizing their importance and connection to the divine. This piece serves as a testament to Moser's impact on the development of decorative and architectural design in Vienna, particularly the Steinhof Church, a remarkable example of Art Nouveau architecture.
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