A woodcut with black and yellow casein colors by Elena Luksch-Makowsky (1878-1967) from the catalog of the 14th Vienna Secession. Monogrammed in the lower right corner and dated 1902.
“In 1902 Elena Luksch-Mukowsky became the first woman to exhibit with the Vienna Secessionist movement, which had been founded five years earlier by Gustav Klimt, Kolo Moser, and Max Kurzweil, among others. She was the only female artist to be granted a monogram by the group. Luksch-Mukowsky exhibited with the Vienna Secession while also working for the Wiener Werkstätte until she left Vienna in 1905. “
C1902, Vienna.
5.7” x 5.3”, unframed
Exhibitions
XIV Exhibition of the Vienna Secession, 1902
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A woodcut with black and yellow casein colors by Elena Luksch-Makowsky (1878-1967) from the catalog of the 14th Vienna Secession. Monogrammed in the lower right corner and dated 1902.
“In 1902 Elena Luksch-Mukowsky became the first woman to exhibit with the Vienna Secessionist movement, which had been founded five years earlier by Gustav Klimt, Kolo Moser, and Max Kurzweil, among others. She was the only female artist to be granted a monogram by the group. Luksch-Mukowsky exhibited with the Vienna Secession while also working for the Wiener Werkstätte until she left Vienna in 1905. “
C1902, Vienna.
5.7” x 5.3”, unframed
Exhibitions
XIV Exhibition of the Vienna Secession, 1902
Shipping within the United States and overseas is available on most pieces. Please email boar@boarnewyork.com beforehand for a quote.
