Loneliness 1902

kolomanmoser

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"Loneliness" is a woodcut by Austrian artist Koloman Moser from 1902. It depicts a solitary figure shrouded in darkness, their face partially obscured by a shadowy cloak. The woodcut's stark black and white palette and the figure's isolation evoke a sense of melancholy and alienation, characteristic of Moser's work within the Art Nouveau movement. The intricate lines and patterns of the background add to the overall sense of mystery and intrigue.