Vienna Secession
[viˈɛnə səˈsɛʃən]
noun
Secessão Vienense
1. An Austrian art movement and group founded in 1897 in Vienna, characterized by a break from traditional academic art and the embrace of modern, decorative, and experimental styles
The Vienna Secession marked a significant shift in European art at the turn of the 20th century.
A Secessão Vienense marcou uma mudança significativa na arte europeia na virada do século XX.
2. The distinctive artistic style associated with this movement, emphasizing geometric forms, ornamental design, and the integration of art with everyday objects
Gustav Klimt's works exemplify the elegant and symbolic aesthetic of the Vienna Secession.
As obras de Gustav Klimt exemplificam a estética elegante e simbólica da Secessão Vienense.
3. The building housing the movement's exhibitions, the Secession Building (Secessionsgebäude), designed by Joseph Maria Olbrich
The Vienna Secession building's iconic golden dome is one of Vienna's most recognizable landmarks.
A cúpula dourada icônica do edifício da Secessão Vienense é um dos marcos mais reconhecíveis de Viena.
The Vienna Secession is a pivotal art movement in European cultural history, representing the artistic rebellion against 19th-century conservatism. In Brazil and Portugal, it is studied extensively in art history and design courses. The movement is particularly valued in contemporary design discourse, with its emphasis on the integration of fine and applied arts influencing modern design philosophy. The term is used primarily in academic, curatorial, and cultural contexts rather than in everyday conversation.
Related Idioms & Phrases
breaking away from tradition (idiom associated with the Secession movement)
redefining artistic boundaries
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