Pisces 1904

kolomanmoser

allegories

toned paper

fish

water colours

egg art

symbol

possibly oil pastel

fluid art

underpainting

pastel chalk drawing

watercolour bleed

watercolour illustration

watercolor

"Pisces" is a woodcut by Koloman Moser, created in 1904. This artwork is a fine example of Moser's graphic design and artistic style. It is characterized by its distinct, simplified form and its use of contrasting colors, which highlight the stylized, almost abstract fish with bold outlines. The fish is the focal point of the composition, and its strong presence is amplified by the darker background. This woodcut embodies the artistic principles of the Vienna Secession, a movement Moser was a prominent member of, advocating for modern art and design.