Wotan and Brunhilde 1915
kolomanmoser
natural stone pattern
abstract expressionism
abstract painting
fauvism
canvas painting
death
possibly oil pastel
fluid art
acrylic on canvas
paint stroke
mythology
male-nude
swirly brushstroke
"Wotan and Brunhilde" is a 1915 painting by Koloman Moser, a leading figure in the Vienna Secession movement. The painting depicts a scene from the opera "The Ring of the Nibelung" by Richard Wagner. Wotan, the god of the sky, is seen standing on a rock, gazing up at the sky. Brunhilde, a Valkyrie, is lying on the rock below, in a state of deep sleep. Moser's painting captures the drama and intensity of this pivotal moment in the story. The bold colors and expressive brushstrokes create a sense of movement and energy, emphasizing the power and passion of the characters. The painting is a testament to Moser's mastery of symbolism, which was a key element of the Secessionist style.
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