Kolo Moser

by Koloman Moser

The graphic and artistic talent of Koloman Moser shown at its best in this item designed in 1905. The Viennese artist and designer uses the bentwood technique to model the 12 beech coat hooks, which are both practical and decorative. An item of great historic value.
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C01 RAL 9005 BLACK
C01 RAL 9005 BLACK
C01 RAL 9005 BLACK
C01 RAL 9005 BLACK
C02 RAL 9010 PURE WHITE
C02 RAL 9010 PURE WHITE
C02 RAL 9010 PURE WHITE

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Koloman Moser

Koloman Moser (Vienna 1868 – Vienna 1918), a painter, conducted his activity particularly in the field of decorative arts. He was one of the most significant artists in the Vienna Secession. Working with Joseph Maria Olbrich, Josef Hoffmann and Otto Wagner, he was also one of the founders of the Wiener Werkstätte in 1903, designing models for stained glass windows, furniture, metal items, fabrics, carpets, etc. He also did illustrations for newspapers. After 1907 he concentrated mainly on painting.

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