Frame with dimensions 126 cm. X 95 early 20th century, Austria - Vienna. The structure of the frame is made of fir wood, a material chosen for its lightness and workability, while the surface is finely veneered with layers of light and mahogany, precious woods appreciated for their chromatic heat and rich vein. This frame reflects the innovative aesthetic of the Viennese secession, artistic movement of that period, and the work of prominent figures such as Koloman Moser and Josef Maria Auccentaller both influential in the definition of the visual language of the movement. Many of their projects were published in the magazine Ver Sacrum, founded by Gustav Klimt and Max Kurzweil, who served as a showcase for the innovative ideas of the secession artists. The design of this frame fully reflects the aesthetic of the period, with floral motifs and essential lines. This balance between decoration and simplicity creates a sense of harmony that characterizes the entire structure. Interior of the frame 93 cm. x 62 cm. Frame 126 cm. x 95 cm. x depth of 6.5 cm. The width of the wooden frame is 15 cm.
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