Portrait of a Woman in Profile 1912

"Portrait of a Woman in Profile" is a 1912 painting by Koloman Moser, a prominent figure in the Vienna Secession movement. The painting features a woman's profile in a simple pose, executed with a distinct, graphic style. The artist's use of simplified forms and flat, bold colors, especially in the depiction of the woman's skin, is characteristic of the Secession style. This work, with its decorative elements and emphasis on flat planes, exemplifies the artistic trends of the early 20th century.