Ver Sacrum. Organ of the Association of Visual Artists of Austria. Years I and III (of 6) in 2 Bdn. 12 (in 11) issues and special issue (1st edition) Jg.); 24 issues (3rd edition). ==References== With two-colour original lithography by Koloman Moser as well as numerous partly colored plates and illustrations on different papers and original graphs. 28,5 x 28,5 and 25 x 23,5 cm respectively. OLEinen (back, flaky) or modern linen with gold embossing. Vienna, Gerlach & Schenk and others, 1898 and 1900. Slave I, 59-60. Schauer I, 40 and II, 7. Kirchner 2350. – The first and third year (of a total of six) of the representative journal of the Vienna Secession, founded in 1897. Vintage I with artistic contributions by Koloman Moser, Josef Hoffmann, Alfons Mucha, Joseph Maria Olbrich, Giovannni Segantini, Franz von Stuck and others. Also with Gustav Klimt's rare book-artistic works in issue 3. Among the Art Nouveau publications, "Ver Sacrum" is next to the Pan one of the most beautiful and exquisite. – Vintage I with all associated coloured illustrated OKarton brochures, vintage II without brochures. Not collationed, bonding partly loose, otherwise usually only small traces of usage. The lithography of Moser hardly browned due to paper, insignificantly unfresh, the representation very well preserved.