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antique console with elegant decorations, stylish shape
antique console with curved decorative design
antique console with decorative designs
antique console with warm color and attractive design
antique console with decorative design in a classic setting
antique console with stylish details
detail of antique console with artistic design on light background
antique decorative console with unique base design
antique console with curved and elegant design
antique console with elegant decorations, stylish shape
antique console with curved decorative design
antique console with decorative designs
antique console with warm color and attractive design
antique console with decorative design in a classic setting
antique console with stylish details
detail of antique console with artistic design on light background
antique decorative console with unique base design
antique console with curved and elegant design
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Measure +
Height81.5 cm / 32.09 in
Width121.5 cm / 47.83 in
Depth37 cm / 14.57 in
Material Marquetry, Wood
Country Austria
Store Balcarce 1084
Style / Information +

Viennese Secession

The Viennese Secession style emerged in Austria. It was founded in 1897 by a group of 19 Viennese artists. As an artistic renewal project, it sought to reinterpret past styles in opposition to industrial production.


  1. In 1903, Koloman Moser, together with Josef Hoffmann, founded the 'Wiener Werkstätte' (Vienna Workshops).


One of the main characteristics of the style is that it sought inspiration in nature, symbolism, and Japanese conceptual art, striving for elegance and sobriety of form.


  1. They based their work on the concept of the 'Gesamtkunstwerk' (total work of art), influenced by the ideas of the English Arts and Crafts movement. They aspired to an integration of the different arts (painting, sculpture, architecture, and applied arts).


  1. An example of architecture is the Secession Building in Vienna.
+ Style (Viennese Secession )

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