ARTIST

Carl Moll

Carl Moll was a pivotal Austrian Art Nouveau painter, a founder of the Vienna Secession, and an early champion of modern art in Vienna.

ABOUT

Carl Moll (1861–1945) was a leading figure in the vibrant Viennese art scene at the turn of the 20th century. Born in Vienna, Austria, he honed his artistic skills at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, studying under Christian Griepenkerl and later Emil Jakob Schindler. After Schindler's death in 1892, Moll married his widow, Anna, forging a personal connection that ran deep within the artistic community. Moll was a trailblazer, co-founding the groundbreaking Vienna Secession…

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NOTABLE WORKS
Rustic Garden 1884 Ragusa 1887 The Naschmarkt in Vienna 1894 · Belvedere At the Lunch Table 1901 Winter at Hohe Warte, Rothschild Gardens 1902 Church of St. Charles in winter 1902
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