Works by: Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Adjustable Armchair
c. 1908, Victoria and Albert Museum, London

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Armchair
1928-1929, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Armoire for a Girl’s Room in the Max Biach Apartment
1902, Neue Galerie, New York

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Austrian Pavilion at the Paris 1925 Exhibition des Arts Décoratifs
1925

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Ball Dress
c. 1910, Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst, Vienna

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Basket
1905, private collection

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Basket (Bonbonnière)
1903, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Beer Glass B
1912, Neue Galerie, New York

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Beer Glass C
1912, Neue Galerie, New York

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Belt and Buckle for Emilie Flöge
1910, Neue Galerie, New York

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Bonbonniere
1905, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Bonbonniere
1906, private collection

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Bonbonnière
1903, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Bowl
1914, Museo de Artes Decorativas, Madrid

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956] and Michael Powolny [Austrian, 1871 – 1954]
Bowl
1913-1914, Museo de Artes Decorativas, Madrid

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Bowl
c. 1924, Victoria and Albert Museum, London

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Box
1910, private collection

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Box
1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Bureau for Koloman Moser
c. 1898, Österreichisches Museum für Angewandte Kunst, Vienna

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Butter Knife
c. 1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956] and Antoinette Krasnik (Antonja Krasnik) [Croatian, 1874 – 1956]
Cake Server and Tongs
c. 1905, Staatliches Museum für Angewandte Kunst, Munich

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Candlestick, Model M 2055
1912, Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst, Vienna

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Candy Dish
1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Carpet Design for the Study of Dr. Koller
1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Caster
1903, private collection

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Centerpiece
1902, private collection

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Centerpiece
1904, private collection

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Centerpiece
1905, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Chair
1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956] and Carl Otto Czeschka [German, 1876 – 1960]
Chair for Karl Wittgenstein
1905, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Chair for the Purkersdorf Sanatorium
c. 1904, Busch-Reisinger Museum, Cambridge

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Coffee Pot
1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Coffee Pot, Model S 292
1904, private collection

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Coffer
1905, private collection

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Coffer
1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Coffer Given by Gustav Mahler to Alma Mahler for Christmas 1902
1902, private collection

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Cookie Box
1904, private collection

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Dish with Lid
1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Entrance Hall for the 13th Vienna Secession Exhibition
1903

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Fruit Basket
1904, Victoria and Albert Museum, London

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Goblet
1913, Neue Galerie, New York

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Hanging Lamp for the Hermann Wittgenstein Apartment in Vienna
1905, Neue Galerie, New York

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Hanging Lamp for the Home of Max Biach
1902, Neue Galerie, New York

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Inkwell
1912, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Leipzig Wallpaper Sample
c. 1914, Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst, Vienna

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Liqueur Service
1938, Museo de Artes Decorativas, Madrid

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Mantel Clock
1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Mocha Set
1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Mustard Pot
1902, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Palais Stoclet
1905-1911, Brussels

         

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Pieces from the Flat Model Flatware Service
1904-1908, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Pieces from the Round Flatware Service
1907, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Plane Pattern
c. 1925, Universität für Angewandte Kunst, Vienna

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Salt and Pepper Cellar
1906, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Santa Sofia Fabric
1910-1912, Art Institute of Chicago

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Sardine Tray
1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Settee
c. 1937, Museum of Applied Arts/Contemporary Arts, Vienna

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Settee
c. 1898, Los Angeles County Museum of Art

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Seven Ball Side Chair
c. 1906, Minneapolis Institute of Arts

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Side Chair
c. 1907, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Sports Trophy
1902, private collection

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Sports Trophy
1902, Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst, Vienna

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Table
1904, Minneapolis Institute of Arts

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Table Clock
c. 1904-1912, Neue Galerie, New York

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956] and Carl Otto Czeschka [German, 1876 – 1960]
Tall-Case Clock
c. 1906, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Tea and Coffee Service
1916-1922, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Tea and Coffee Service
1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Tea Service, Model M se 5
1923, Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst, Vienna

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Teapot
1902, Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst, Vienna

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Tumbler
c. 1912, Museo de Artes Decorativas, Madrid

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Vase
1900, Museo de Artes Decorativas, Madrid

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Vase
1911, Museo de Artes Decorativas, Madrid

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Vase
1914, Museo de Artes Decorativas, Madrid

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Vase
1904, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Vase
1923-1924, private collection

 

Attributed to Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Vase with Floral Design
c. 1920, Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Vase, Model M 2108
1912, Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst, Vienna

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Wiener Werkstätte Modernes Kunstgewerbe Ständige Ausstellung
1903, Albertina, Vienna

 

From a design by Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Wine Coaster
c. 1902, private collection

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956] and Ludwig Heinrich Jungnickel [German, 1881 – 1965]
Wine Glass
1911, Museo de Artes Decorativas, Madrid

 

Josef Hoffmann [Austrian, 1870 – 1956]
Writing Desk from the Bedroom of Katharina Biach
1902-1903, private collection