Twee modellen met geborduurde mantels en mutsen van de Wiener Werkstätte 1920 - 1930

This photograph by Rudolf Jobst captures two models wearing embroidered coats and bonnets, from the Wiener Werkstätte, and you know, photography can be such a painting-like act. I imagine Jobst moving around the models, framing them, waiting for the right light. It's about the act of seeing, framing, and capturing a moment in time. The muted tones of the photograph emphasize the texture and detail of the embroidery, that create a soft, almost dreamlike quality. The figures, posed and elegant, remind me of the women in Klimt's paintings. Maybe it's the patterns that decorate the coats, or the overall sense of delicate beauty. You can see them as part of a conversation between artists, each responding to the world around them in their unique way. This piece is like a quiet meditation, a reflection on beauty, craft, and the way art captures a moment and preserves it for the future.