The Vienna Secession was an art movement that started in Vienna, Austria, in the late 19th century. It was led by artists who wanted to move away from traditional art styles and explore new, original approaches. Main figures if this movement included Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele. The Vienna Secession focused on creating art that was original and different from the usual methods of the time. Artists used bold colors, unique designs, and modern themes to express their personal ideas. The movement aimed to promote artistic freedom and new ideas, challenging the old standards and leading to a new and lively approach to art.

Definition och betydelse av "Vienna Secession"på engelska

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