Frau am Brunnen (Woman at the well/fountain), Wiener Werkstätte color lithograph by Carl Krenek, ca 1907/8-14.  [If you click through the source link to see this at the Met you can blow it up to an incredibly huge, detailed size.]

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A Wiener Werkstätte “best wishes for the new year” postcard, by Lotte Frömel-Fochler, ca 1910.

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“The fashions of the Wiener Werkstätte” poster by Dagobert Peche, ca 1914-1915.

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Wiener Werkstätte postcard no. 118, by Franz Lebisch, ca 1908.

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detail from Looms by Caitlin Grames (Xerox on cheesecloth), from SiTE: LAB’s letterpress night at the old Grand Rapids’ Public Museum.

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BRRR VIER HEXEN.  Illustration by Koloman Moser for Bilderbuch für die Nichte von Ditha Mautner von Markhof, 1904.

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Fashion (Mode), color lithograph by Mela Koehler, ca. 1907-1914.

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Postcard by Rudolf Kalvach, from Twenty Postcards of the Wiener Werkstätte at 50 Watts.

Textiles by Formafantasma, made with Turkish Red madder root dye.

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mlysza:

Djenga  Print and Shirt

“He scales the mountain because he’s not afraid of it. He slays the dragon because he’s not afraid of him. And he walks through hellfire because Broomhilda’s worth it.”

oh, this is über fantastic!

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Edinburgh Windows by Nina Moscrip / artquirk on Etsy.

Shadow Dance, Martin Lewis, 1930.

Just saw this piece at the GRAM’s Real/Surreal exhibit.

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Grey Garden no. 2, watercolor painting by Golly Bard/Holly Ward Bimba.

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Dorette’s Sister, Gerald Leslie Brockhurst.

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