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Calendar for January 1908.
Artist: Ditha Moser
Viennese woodcut
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Calendar for January 1908.
Artist: Ditha Moser
Viennese woodcut
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Playing cards
Original designs in gouache by Edith âDithaâ Moser, Vienna, 1906
via: MAK Bibliothek und Kunstblättersammlung
Ditha Moser Calendar Design- January 1908.
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Some cards from Tarot Resom, a majors-only deck I published in 2014 via The Game crafter. The inspiration for the deckâs art is the body of work of Wiener Werkstaette power couple (lol) Kolo and Ditha Moser. Ditha actually has two deck designs under her belt - a jugendstil-themed tarock deck and a whist deck with geometric art. Resom is Moser spelled backwards. I got lazy thinking up a name for the deck so I did the Etteilla-Alliette thing and just spelled Moser backwards. :D
Playing cards, original gouache designs by Edith âDithaâ Moser, Vienna, 1906
via: MAK Bibliothek und Kunstblättersammlung
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Playing cards
Original designs in gouache by Edith âDithaâ Moser, Vienna, 1906
via: MAK Bibliothek und Kunstblättersammlung
Design for a calendar page, by Ditha Moser, before 1908.
(source: MAK)
Design for a 1913 calendar/diary by Ditha Moser.
(source: MAK)