Woman in a yellow dress — Max Kurzweil

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Artist: Max Kurzweil
Date: 1899
Location: Vienna Museum

ART MOVEMENTS

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THE ARTIST

Max Kurzweil

1867–1916 · Cisleithania

Co-founder of the Vienna Secession who edited Ver Sacrum and captured intimate domestic moments in Art Nouveau style.

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