Am Steinhof Church, Design for the rise window 1905

This design for a stained glass window by Koloman Moser from 1905 features a stylized, almost geometric depiction of angels. The angels are arranged in a grid pattern, with their wings overlapping and forming a complex network of lines. The colors are vibrant and jewel-toned, with a focus on gold, blue, and brown. Moser's design exemplifies the Art Nouveau style, emphasizing organic forms and flowing lines. This design likely intended to be a part of the Steinhof Church, a notable example of Secessionist architecture in Vienna. The geometric and stylized forms are a departure from traditional stained glass imagery, highlighting Moser's artistic innovations within the Art Nouveau movement.