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- The Secession Building (‹See Tfd›German: Secessionsgebäude) is an exhibition hall in Vienna, Austria. It was completed in 1898 by Joseph Maria Olbrich as an architectural...Bulunamadı: binası
- The Vienna Secession is an exhibition space for contemporary art that occupies a unique position in the history of modernism, combining a contemporary...Bulunamadı: binası
- Before seeing it (on my fourth trip to Vienna), I didn't know much about the architectural effects of the so-called “Secession” of which this building is a symbol.Bulunamadı: binası
- It stands like a golden beacon embraced in white: the Secession building continues a long tradition of contemporary art and also houses one of Klimt’s masterpieces.Bulunamadı: binası
- Secession refers to the seceding of a group of rebel artists from the long-established fine art institution.Bulunamadı: binası
- Led by Klimt, they decided to form a new society based on the models of the Berlin and Munich Secession founded by Franz von Stuck in 1892.Bulunamadı: binası
- Avusturya Viyana Ayrılık Binası. vienna secession binasında ünlü çatı katı yakın - secessionsecessionsecession binası stok fotoğraflar ve resimler.
- The Association of Visual Artists Vienna Secession, which was founded in the spring of 1897, made itself truly visible to the outside world with its new club and...Bulunamadı: binası
- Farenizin üzerinde, ortada bulunan tekerlek tuşunu ileri-geri hareket ettirerek de Secession Binası, Viyana haritasını büyütüp, küçültebilirsiniz.
- Şehrin tam merkezinde, Karlplatz'da bulunan Secession binası, Viyana'nın tüm yaratıcı nüfusu için kalıcı bir buluşma yeri haline geldi.
- In 1897, Gustav Klimt and a number of other artists quit the conservative Künstlerhaus and founded a new art association called the Secession.Bulunamadı: binası
- The Secession Building's history stems back to 1897, when Gustav Klimt founded the Secession.Bulunamadı: binası
- The Vienna Secession style began as a reaction to the conservatism of the artistic institutions in the Austrian capital during the 19th century.Bulunamadı: binası
