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DESIGN FOR THE STOCLET FRIEZE 
Design: Gustav Klimt 
Material(s): various techniques on brown 
paper 
Dimensions: 200 x 120 cm 
ÖMAK, Inv. K.l. 37197 
Gustav Klimt’s design for the trieze in the 
dining-room of Palais Stoclet in Brussels is 
now in the Austrian Museum of Applied Art 
(a total of nine parts).The frieze, which 
was composed of many materials similar 
to a mosaic, was executed by the Wiener 
Werkstätte together with the Wiener Mo 
saikwerkstätte Forstner. 
Düring restauration work notes on the exe- 
cution of the frieze were found on the 
parts of the design folded around the 
wood on which it was originally mounted. 
These notes and a description of the en- 
tire restauration were published for the 
first time by Ludwig Neustifter in his 
article “Der Entwurf Gustav Klimts für den 
Fries im Palais Stoclet in Brüssel” (in: alte 
und moderne kunst 136-137/1984, 
pp. 27-34). 
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MODELL FÜR EIN RELIEF DER SKODA 
KASSETTE 
Entwurf: Carl Otto Czeschka, um 1905 
Werknummer: S 672 
Material: Blech, getrieben, vergoldet, Holz 
rahmen 
Maße: 13,9 x 13,7 cm 
Kennzeichnung: WIENER WERK STÄTTE 
Ausführung: WW, vor 8.2.1906 
Archivalien: WWMB 8, S. 672 
Wiener Privatbesitz 
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MODEL FOR A RELIEF ON THE SKODA 
CASKET 
Design: Carl Otto Czeschka, around 1905 
Serial number: S 672 
Material(s): sheet metal, embossed, gilded, 
wooden frame 
Dimensions: 13.9 x 13.7 cm 
Marks: WIENER WERK STÄTTE 
Procuction: WW, prior to 08/02/06 
Records: WWMB 8, p. 672 
Private collection in Vienna 
Die von der WW angefertigte Kassette 
wurde dem Kaiser von den Skoda-Werken 
zur Erinnerung an seinen Besuch über 
reicht. Die Kassette war aus Silber, Gold, 
Elfenbein und Halbedelsteinen angefertigt 
und den Skodawerken zu einem Preis von 
K 7.300,- verkauft worden (dies entspricht 
im Kaufkraftvergleich Februar 1906 - 
Februar 1984 einem Betrag von 
S 313.965,14) 
The casket produced by the WW was pre- 
sented to the Austrian emperor by the 
Skoda works in commemoration of his 
visit. The casket was made of silver, gold, 
ivory and semi-precious stones and 
purchased by the Skoda works for 
7,300 crowns (this was equivalent to 
S 313,965.14 in February 1984). 
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