A distinctly Viennese school in painting begins…

1898 CE

A distinctly Viennese school in painting begins to develop in the movement known as the Vienna Secession—referring to its breakaway in 1897 from the academic painters of the Künstlerhaus—which is part of the Jugendstil, as Art Nouveau is known in the German regions.

Led by Austrian painter Gustav Klimt, thirty-six, the members are influenced by William Morris, Walter Crane, and Charles Voysey and also adopt the British aesthetic for their handcrafted products.

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Vienna > Wien Wien Austria View →

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Adolf Loos View → C.F.A. Voysey View → Gustav Klimt View → Josef Hoffmann View → Joseph Maria Olbrich View → Otto Wagner View →

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Austria, Archduchy of View → Austria-Hungary View →

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Western Art: Post-Impressionist and Neo-Impressionism View → Western Design: The Beaux Arts Era View → Western Architecture: 1888 to 1900 View →

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Architecture View → Painting and Drawing View → Style View →

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