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Gustav Klimt

1909

The Tree Of Life

Experience Gustav Klimt’s ‘The Tree of Life’! A stunning Art Nouveau masterpiece featuring gold leaf & symbolic imagery. Own a reproduction of this iconic Austrian artwork.

Gustav Klimt

1909

The Tree Of Life, Stoclet Frieze

Experience Gustav Klimt’s ‘Tree of Life’ – a stunning Art Nouveau masterpiece! Explore its gold leaf details, symbolic depth & historical significance. Perfect for art lovers & collectors.

Gustav Klimt

1903

Ex-libris (bookplate) - Vereinigung Bildender Künstler Österreichs Secession

Walter Crane

1900

Coverpage For The Periodical Magyar Iparművészet (hungarian Applied Art) 1900/4.

1900 Walter Crane cover for Magyar Iparművészet. Art Nouveau design featuring an allegorical female figure & crane emblem. A beautiful, historic print.

Walter Crane

1900

So Called

A vibrant wallpaper design by Walter Crane, 'Peacock Garden,' showcasing exotic birds and lush foliage from 1898 Budapest. A beautiful example of Arts & Crafts style.

Eduard (état Civil) Thoroczkai-wigand , Ede (autre Nom) Wiegand

1902

Dining Room Cabinet

Ede Toroczkai-Wigand’s exquisite 1902 dining room cabinet exemplifies Viennese Secession influence with its rounded edges and silver inlay details, showcasing a masterful blend of form and function from this Hungarian architect.

William Morris

1895

The Little Tree (hammersmith Rug)

Discover 'The Little Tree' by William Morris – a stunning Arts & Crafts rug showcasing intricate floral patterns and vibrant colors, reflecting Victorian design and socialist ideals.

József Rippl-rónai

1898

Vase

A delicate crimson vase by József Rippl-Rónai, circa 1898, showcases shimmering eosin glazing and symbolic narcissus blooms – a stunning example of Hungarian modernism. Discover this unique piece and elevate your collection.

Koloman Moser

1900

Cigar Or Bar Cabinet

This cabinet exemplifies the Vienna Secession's aesthetic principles: geometric forms combined with natural motifs. Created by Koloman Moser (1868–1918), it showcases exceptional craftsmanship and embodies the Gesamtkunstwerk ideal – a fusion of art and design. Featured in the eighth Sezession exhibition, this piece reflects the artistic spirit of its time.

József Rippl-rónai

1895

Adoration Of The Magi, Tapestry

Experience the lyrical Art Nouveau charm of József Rippl-Rónai's Adoration of the Magi tapestry, a 1895 masterpiece blending Nabis-style color with sacred intimacy, now available for your private collection.

Helbing Ferenc

1898

Headline Design For The Periodical Magyar Iparművészet (hungarian Applied Arts)

A striking Art Nouveau headline design by Ferenc Helbing for Magyar Iparművészet features a crowned wreath of chrysanthemums and laurel branches, showcasing intricate lettering and bold contrast – perfect for art lovers and collectors.

Kaeszné Lukács Kató

1959

Design For Erzsi Gazdag

Discover 'Design for Erzsi Gazdag' by Kaeszné Lukács Kató – a charming 1959 illustration showcasing whimsical owl figures & elegant typography. Explore this unique folk art piece!

René Jules Lalique

1900

Pendant With Chain

Admire René Lalique’s ‘Pendant with Chain,’ a stunning Art Nouveau jewel featuring translucent enamel & gold. Explore this exquisite 1900 masterpiece – a symbol of Parisian elegance.

Mariano Fortuny

1915

Untitled

Experience Mariano Fortuny’s iconic Delphos gown, a luxurious 1910s pleated dress inspired by ancient Greece and celebrated for its flowing silhouette and shimmering textures – perfect for adding timeless elegance to your collection.

Helbing Ferenc

1900

Proof – Leaflet For The Mercur Bank And Foreign Exchange Office

Featuring the powerful symbolism of Mercury and Fortuna, this 1900 masterpiece by Ferenc Helbing captures the essence of German Symbolism, inviting you to explore a timeless piece of Hungarian graphic history.

Miksa Róth

1915

Stained Glass -

A striking stained glass window by Miksa Roth depicting Orpheus taming wild animals with his music, capturing the vibrant colors of early 20th-century Hungarian artistry, available for your collection.

Mirkovszky Géza

1896

The Hungarian Museum Of Applied Arts And The School Of Applied Arts At Tha Capstone Ceremony

Explore Géza Mirkovszky’s 1896 watercolor of Berlin’s Royal Palace capstone ceremony! Admire intricate tilework & historical detail in this Art Nouveau masterpiece.

Otto Eckmann

1897

Five Swans

Experience the serene elegance of Otto Eckmann's Five Swans, a stunning Jugendstil masterpiece blending Japanese woodcut influence with medieval tapestry charm, perfect for adding timeless grace to your collection.

Robert Anning Bell (illustrator), Samuel Poole (designer)

1902

Book - Shakespeare, William: The Tempest. Decorated By Robert Anning Bell

Exquisite Victorian book cover by Robert Anning Bell! Stunning floral design, mother-of-pearl details & Shakespeare's 'Tempest'. A luxurious collectible art piece.

Koloman Moser

1900

Liqueur Cups

The group considered the interior design an integral part of a building, and their designs for utilitarian objects had an artistic aesthetic. The artists of the Wiener Werkstätte would design complete interiors, with all that was required: furniture, soft furnishings, decorative panelling, metal, ceramic and glass objects, clothes and accessories, jewellery.

Oszkár Tarján (huber)

1904

Pendant

Pál Horti

1903

Dining Room (design)

A striking Art Nouveau interior design by Pál Horti from 1903 featuring elegant geometric lines and monochrome precision, offering a sophisticated glimpse into early 20th-century Hungarian elegance for your collection.

Antal Weinwurm

1900

Photograph Of Fun From The Collection Of György Ráth

Gustav Klimt

Gustav Klimt

Gustav Klimt

Walter Crane

René Jules Lalique

Walter Crane

Eduard (état Civil) Thoroczkai-wigand , Ede (autre Nom) Wiegand

William Morris

József Rippl-rónai

Koloman Moser

József Rippl-rónai

Helbing Ferenc

Kaeszné Lukács Kató

René Jules Lalique

Mariano Fortuny

Helbing Ferenc

Miksa Róth

Mirkovszky Géza

Otto Eckmann

Robert Anning Bell (illustrator), Samuel Poole (designer)

Koloman Moser

Oszkár Tarján (huber)

Pál Horti

Antal Weinwurm

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