A pioneer of modern architecture, he designed iconic buildings that blended functionality with ornate details, shaping Vienna's urban landscape. His works remain a testament to his innovative style.
Born in 1862
Austrian Symbolist master of opulent, gold-leaf adorned paintings and illustrations that explored the human form, often with erotic undertones. His works are synonymous with Viennese Art Nouveau.
Born in 1890
Austrian soldier and painter who captured the intensity of human emotion through bold, expressive portraits and landscapes, often exploring themes of death, sexuality, and the human condition.
Born in 1886
Austrian-Swiss artist who pioneered Expressionism through vibrant, emotive paintings and plays that explored the human condition. His works often featured distorted forms and bold colors.
Born in 1876
A renowned pianist and composer, known for his breathtaking technique and poetic interpretations of Chopin's works. He was also a pioneer in piano pedagogy, leaving a lasting legacy in music education.
Born in 1870
A pioneer of modern architecture, he rejected ornate decorations, advocating for simplicity and functionality, influencing the development of modernist design.
Born in 1868
A pioneering figure in the Glasgow School of Art, this visionary blended elegant lines, flowing curves, and organic forms to create iconic furniture, textiles, and buildings that epitomize Art Nouveau style.