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that allowed more original shapes and colouring, and began experimenting with decorative window glass. Layers of glass were printed, marbled and superimposed, giving an exceptional richness and variety of colour in 1895 his new works were featured in the Art
Nouveau gallery of Siegfried Bing, giving him a new European clientele. After the death of his father in 1902, he took over the entire Tiffany enterprise, but still devoted much of his time to designing and manufacturing glass art objects. At the urging of
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1474:, whose ideas he completely identified with. In 1892â1893, he put this experience to a very different use. He designed the residence of a prominent Belgian chemist, Ămile Tassel, on a very narrow and deep site. The central element of the house was the stairway, not enclosed by walls, but open, decorated with a curling wrought-iron railing, and placed beneath a high skylight. The floors were supported by slender iron columns like the trunks of trees. The mosaic floors and walls were decorated with delicate
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11459:. The success of this poster led to a contract to produce posters for six more plays by Bernhardt. Over the next four years, he also designed sets, costumes, and even jewellery for the actress. Based on the success of his theater posters, Mucha made posters for a variety of products, ranging from cigarettes and soap to beer biscuits, all featuring an idealized female figure with an hourglass figure. He went on to design products, from jewellery to biscuit boxes, in his distinctive style.
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10743:(1894), compared it to the "sudden violent curves generated by the crack of a whip," The term "whiplash", though it was originally used to ridicule the style, is frequently applied to the characteristic curves employed by Art Nouveau artists. Such decorative undulating and flowing lines in a syncopated rhythm and asymmetrical shape, are often found in the architecture, painting, sculpture, and other forms of Art Nouveau design.
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varnished, was regarded as essential, and continental designs were usually very complex, with curving shapes that were expensive to make. It also had the drawback that the owner of the home could not change the furniture or add pieces in a different style without disrupting the entire effect of the room. For this reason, when Art
Nouveau architecture went out of style, the style of furniture also largely disappeared.
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5914:) City Council from 1894 to 1923. After the earthquake in Laybach in 1895, he designed many secular buildings in Secession style that he adopted from 1900 to 1910: PogaÄnik House (1901), Äuden Building (1901), The Farmers Loan Bank (1906â07), renovated Hauptmann Building in Secession style in 1904. The highlight of his career was the Loan Bank in Radmannsdorf (now
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1560:. Trained as a painter, Van de Velde turned to illustration, then to furniture design, and finally to architecture. For the Villa Bloemenwerf, he created the textiles, wallpaper, silverware, jewellery, and even clothing, that matched the style of the residence. Van de Velde went to Paris, where he designed furniture and decoration for the German-French
8461:. Its main staircase, made of a polished aggregate of concrete, marble and granite, has flowing, curling lines like the waves of the sea, and is illuminated by a lamp in the form of a floating jellyfish. The interior also features doors, windows and ceiling decorated with colorful frescoes of mosaic. Schechtel, who is also considered a major figure in
8404:, headed by Diaghilev, with costumes and sets designed by Bakst and Benois. The new ballet company premiered in Paris in 1909, and performed there every year through 1913. The exotic and colourful sets designed by Benois and Bakst had a major impact on French art and design. The costume and set designs were reproduced in the leading Paris magazines,
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17022:), and promoted the inclusion and reinterpretation of elements of historic styles in new designs. Although several international exhibitions on Art Nouveau happened in the 1950s, a successful revival appeared in the 1960s, and especially in the 1970s with the rise of Postmodernism. Aside from exhibitions, this revival might be connected with the "
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11681:, post-impressionist artists who were active in Paris from 1888 until 1900. One of their stated goals was to break down the barrier between the fine arts and the decorative arts. They painted not only canvases, but also decorative screens and panels. Many of their works were influenced by the aesthetics of Japanese prints. The members included
1780:. The works shown there were not at all uniform in style. Bing wrote in 1902, "Art Nouveau, at the time of its creation, did not aspire in any way to have the honor of becoming a generic term. It was simply the name of a house opened as a rallying point for all the young and ardent artists impatient to show the modernity of their tendencies."
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4892:. However, due to the opposition of Hungarian architectural establishment to Lechner's success, he soon was unable to get new commissions comparable to his earlier buildings. But Lechner was an inspiration and a master to the following generation of architects who played the main role in popularising the new style. Within the process of
1567:, whose Paris gallery gave the style its name. He was also an early Art Nouveau theorist, demanding the use of dynamic, often opposing lines. Van de Velde wrote: "A line is a force like all the other elementary forces. Several lines put together but opposed have a presence as strong as several forces". In 1906, he departed Belgium for
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1153:, he wrote, "Use the means and knowledge given to us by our times, without the intervening traditions which are no longer viable today, and in that way we can inaugurate a new architecture. For each function its material; for each material its form and its ornament." This book influenced a generation of architects, including
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There are many other Art
Nouveau buildings and structures that do not have museum status but can be officially visited for a fee or unofficially for free (e.g. railway stations, churches, cafes, restaurants, pubs, hotels, stores, offices, libraries, cemeteries, fountains as well as numerous apartment
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The Art
Nouveau period brought a notable stylistic revolution to the jewellery industry, led largely by the major firms in Paris. For the previous two centuries, the emphasis in fine jewellery had been creating dramatic settings for diamonds. During the reign of Art Nouveau, diamonds usually played a
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The
Austrian painter Gustav Klimt was an exponent of Art Nouveau painting, and more specifically a representative of the Modernist movement of the Viennese Secession. Klimt painted canvases and murals in an ornate personal style, which he also expressed through handicrafts, such as those found in the
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European immigrants, Argentina welcomed all artistic and architectural European styles, including Art Nouveau. There was an environment of huge investments and flexible rules for construction, which encouraged young architects from Europe to come and grow their portfolio to later go back
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at that time, where
Romanians were suppressed and discriminated, despite being the majority of the population. So, the people who wanted an Art Nouveau home in the 1900s and early 1910s could only put some subtile ornaments reminiscent of the style, while the rest was completely Beaux Arts or in some
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One major objective of Art
Nouveau was to break down the traditional distinction between fine arts (especially painting and sculpture) and applied arts. It was most widely used in interior design, graphic arts, furniture, glass art, textiles, ceramics, jewellery and metal work. The style responded to
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was largely rationalist, with geometric straight lines and some decoration attached to the surface. Their goal was exactly the opposite of French Art
Nouveau; simplicity of structure and simplicity of materials, for furniture that could be inexpensive and easily mass-manufactured. The same was true
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in New York City, began working with glass at the age of 24, entered the family business started by his father, and in 1885 set up his own enterprise devoted to fine glass, and developed new techniques for its colouring. In 1893, he began making glass vases and bowls, again developing new techniques
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in relief, in the form of landscapes or poetic themes. Majorelle was known for his use of exotic and expensive woods, and for attaching bronze sculpted in vegetal themes to his pieces of furniture. Both designers used machines for the first phases of manufacture, but all the pieces were finished by
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went a step further: they added iron decoration in curves inspired by floral and vegetal forms both in the interiors and exteriors of their buildings. They took the form of stairway railings in the interior, light fixtures, and other details in the interior, and balconies and other ornaments on the
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The
Catalan modernist painters (RamĂłn Casas, Santiago Rusiñol, Aleix ClapĂ©s, Joaquim Sunyer, Hermenegildo Anglada Camarasa, Juan Brull, Ricard Canals, Javier GosĂ©, Josep Maria Sert, Miguel Utrillo, etc.), closely connected with the avant-garde in Paris, and hugely influenced by Antoni GaudĂ, had in
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Art Nouveau did not eschew the use of machines, as the Arts and Crafts movement did. For sculpture, the principal materials employed were glass and wrought iron, resulting in sculptural qualities even in architecture. Ceramics were also employed in creating editions of sculptures by artists such as
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In the second phase of Art Nouveau, following 1900, the decoration became purer and the lines were more stylised. The curving lines and forms evolved into polygons and then into cubes and other geometric forms. These geometric forms were used with particular effect in the architecture and furniture
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played an important part in integrating fine arts painting with decoration. "I believe that before everything a painting must decorate", Denis wrote in 1891. "The choice of subjects or scenes is nothing. It is by the value of tones, the coloured surface and the harmony of lines that I can reach the
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Some of the fine details and sinuous lines of Art Nouveau are also found in Art Deco architecture and design of the 1920s, but slightly simplified. Similarly, the flat colours and visible outlines popularized by Art Nouveau posters are very often used in Art Deco illustration. Compared to many Art
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Furniture design in the Art Nouveau period was closely associated with the architecture of the buildings; the architects often designed the furniture, carpets, light fixtures, doorknobs, and other decorative details. The furniture was often complex and expensive; a fine finish, usually polished or
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was a medium in which Art Nouveau found new and varied ways of expression. Intense amount of experimentation went on, particularly in France, to find new effects of transparency and opacity: in engraving win cameo, double layers, and acid engraving, a technique that permitted production in series.
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in Paris. His work was distinguished by its exoticism and eccentricity, included silverware, textiles, ceramics, and musical instruments, but he is best remembered for his innovative furniture designs, shown first in the 1888 Milan Fine Arts Fair. His furniture often featured a keyhole design, and
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was purely Arts and Crafts, austere and geometrical, with long straight lines and right angles and a minimum of decoration. Continental designs were much more elaborate, often using curved shapes both in the basic shapes of the piece, and in applied decorative motifs. In Germany, the furniture of
6125:. Most of the Romanian examples of Art Nouveau architecture are actually mixes of Beaux Arts and Art Nouveau, like the Romulus Porescu House or house no. 61 on Strada Vasile LascÄr, both in Bucharest. This is because the style was somewhat illegal in Romanian architecture, due to being popular in
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In France, the style reached its summit in 1900, and thereafter slipped rapidly out of fashion, virtually disappearing from France by 1905. Art Nouveau was a luxury style, which required expert and highly-paid craftsmen, and could not be easily or cheaply mass-produced. One of the few Art Nouveau
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Some local features are the adaptation to the previously existent "chorizo house" format of buildings, which implied a relatively narrow façade for an actually deep building inside of the block, with multiple patios or holes for air and light; as well as the characteristic "cut corners" on every
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is regarded as the main centre of Art Nouveau in Scandinavia because it was completely reconstructed after a fire of 23 January 1904. About 350 buildings were built between 1904 and 1907 under an urban plan designed by the engineer Frederik NĂŠsser. The merger of unity and variety gave birth to a
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with local floral ethnic motifs, while in the tiny Kingdom of Serbia, national romantics like Branko TanezeviÄ and Dragutin Inkiostiri-Medenjak (both born in the Austro-Hungarian Empire), translated Serbia's traditional motifs into marvellous buildings. Other architects, like Milan AntonoviÄ and
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marked the high point of Art Nouveau. Between April and November 1900, it attracted nearly fifty million visitors from around the world, and showcased the architecture, design, glassware, furniture and decorative objects of the style. The architecture of the Exposition was often a mixture of Art
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block that was a requirement by law in Buenos Aires since the end of 1800s; material availability was also different than in Europe, and buildings will often be covered of a "simil piedra ParĂs" which was an imitation of the Parisian stone made by mixing cement with sand and different minerals.
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The most influential artist of Arte Nova was Francisco Augusto da Silva Rocha. Though he was not trained as an architect, he designed many buildings in Aveiro and in other cities in Portugal. One of them, the Major Pessoa residence, has both an Art Nouveau façade and interior, and now hosts the
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and Japanese design. Beginning in 1895, Mackintosh displayed his designs at international expositions in London, Vienna, and Turin; his designs particularly influenced the Secession Style in Vienna. His architectural creations included the Glasgow Herald Building (1894) and the library of the
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nevertheless developed according to its own dynamics, and the style became overwhelmingly popular in the city. Soon after the Latvian Ethnographic Exhibition in 1896 and the Industrial and Handicrafts Exhibition in 1901, Art Nouveau became the dominant style in the city. Thus Art Nouveau
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13963:(later called the School of Nancy) had been founded in 1901. Both designers based on their structure and ornamentation on forms taken from nature, including flowers and insects, such as the dragonfly, a popular motif in Art Nouveau design. Gallé was particularly known for his use of
1526:. Through Beyaert, Hankar also became an admirer of Viollet-le-Duc. In 1893, Hankar designed and built the Hankar House, his own residence in Brussels. With a goal to create a synthesis of fine arts and decorative arts, he brought together the sculptor René Janssens and the painter
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are a mixture of French, German, Austrian, Hungarian, and local Serbian movements. From the curvy floral beauty of the Subotica's Synagogue to the Morava-style inspired rosettes on Belgrade's telegraph building, Art Nouveau architecture takes various shapes in present-day Serbia.
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17072:'s iconic paintings are found today on many kitschy souvenirs: mugs, plates, napkins, key chains, and so on. This is problematic, as one of the definitions of kitsch is "reproduction or copying on an industrial scale of works of art, multiplied and exploited commercially."
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architecture accounts for one-third of all the buildings in the centre of Riga, making it the city with the highest concentration of such buildings anywhere in the world. The quantity and quality of Art Nouveau architecture was among the criteria for including Riga in
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7060:(1886â1890). According to UNESCO, "the architecture of the park combined elements from the Arts and Crafts movement, Symbolism, Expressionism, and Rationalism, and presaged and influenced many forms and techniques of 20th-century Modernism." He integrated crafts as
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also experimented with new colouring techniques, producing more vivid and richer colours. In Germany, experimentation was led by Karl Köpping, who used blown glass to create extremely delicate glasses in the form of flowers; so delicate that few survive today.
10758:. Other curving and undulating forms borrowed from nature included butterflies, peacocks, swans, and water lilies. Many designs depicted women's hair intertwined with stems of lilies, irises and other flowers. Stylised floral forms were particularly used by
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lines and natural forms. Guimard, a skilled publicist for his work, declared: "What must be avoided at all cost is...the parallel and symmetry. Nature is the greatest builder of all, and nature makes nothing that is parallel and nothing that is symmetric."
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Colorful frescoes, painted or in ceramics, and sculpture, both in the interior and exterior, were a popular feature of Liberty style. They drew upon both classical and floral themes. as in the baths of Acque della Salute, and in the Casa Guazzoni in Milan.
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in English. The style is often related to, but not always identical with, styles that emerged in many countries in Europe and elsewhere at about the same time. Their local names were often used in their respective countries to describe the whole movement.
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won a gold medal. The Columbian Exposition was an important venue for Tiffany; a chapel he designed was shown at the Pavilion of Art and Industry. The Tiffany Chapel, along with one of the windows of Tiffany's home in New York, are now on display at the
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which started in 1860s and reached international recognition by 1880s. It called for better treatment of decorative arts, and took inspiration in medieval craftmanship and design, and nature. One notable early example of the Modern Style is
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Viennese Secession Gallery. Klimt found one of his most recurring sources of inspiration in the female nude. His works are sensual, with a naturalistic, individual, organic style, inspired by nature following the decorative style of GaudĂ.
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Liberty style architecture varied greatly, and often followed historical styles, particularly the Baroque. Façades were often drenched with decoration and sculpture. Examples of the Liberty style include the Villino Florio (1899â1902) by
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of Steinhof Psychiatric hospital (1904â1907) is a unique and finely-crafted example of Secession religious architecture, with a traditional domed exterior but sleek, modern gold and white interior lit by abundance of modern stained glass.
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in Perpendicular Art Nouveau, geometrical ornaments were integrated into the vertical compositions of the façades. Several department stores were built in this style, and it is sometimes also referred to as "department store style" or
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Nikola NestoroviÄ brought the then-fashionable sinuous lines and natural motifs to the homes and businesses of their wealthy patrons, so they could show off their worldliness and keeping up with the trends in Paris, Munich and Vienna.
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department store, which specialised in importing ornaments, textiles and art objects from Japan and the Far East, and whose colourful textiles which were particularly popular in Italy. Notable Italian designers in the style included
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Parisians welcomed Guimard's original and picturesque style; the Castel Béranger was chosen as one of the best new façades in Paris, launching Guimard's career. Guimard was given the commission to design the entrances for the new
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from the 1880s could also be adduced, or some flat floral textile designs, most of which owed some impetus to patterns of 19th century design. Other British graphic artists who had an important place in the style included
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in floral and vegetal forms, which became the most popular signature of the style. In a short period, Horta built three more town houses, all with open interiors, and all with skylights for maximum interior light: the
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Paris was a prototype for Buenos Aires with the construction of large boulevards and avenues in the 19th century. The local style along with French influence was also following Italian Liberty as many architects
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Victor Horta was among the most influential architects of early Art Nouveau, and his HĂŽtel Tassel (1892â1893) in Brussels is one of the style's landmarks. Horta's architectural training was as an assistant to
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Criticized for "its primitive extravagances", Art Nouveau started to fade away after 1911. In histories of European architecture in the 20th century, from the 1930s to the 1950s, influential historians, like
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In the United States, furniture design was more often inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement, or by historic American models, than by the Art Nouveau. One designer who did introduce Art Nouveau themes was
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began his career as an assistant designer working with Horta, before he started his own practice at age 21, making some of the most extravagant Art Nouveau buildings in Brussels. His most famous work is the
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Early Art Nouveau, particularly in Belgium and France, was characterized by undulating, curving forms inspired by lilies, vines, flower stems and other natural forms, used in particular in the interiors of
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exterior. These became some of the most distinctive features of Art Nouveau architecture. The use of metal decoration in vegetal forms soon also appeared in silverware, lamps, and other decorative items.
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Art Nouveau jewellery's characteristics include subtle curves and lines. Its design often features natural objects including flowers, animals or birds. The female body is also popular often appearing on
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façades were asymmetrical, and often decorated with polychrome ceramic tiles. The decoration usually suggested movement; there was no distinction between the structure and the ornament. A curling or
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Art Nouveau architecture was a reaction against the eclectic styles that dominated European architecture in the second half of the 19th century. It was expressed through decoration: either
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was an extremely versatile artist in the style; his work including magazine illustrations, architecture, silverware, ceramics, porcelain, textiles, stained glass windows, and furniture.
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in Chicago in 1893, where Tiffany displayed his lamps in a Byzantine-like chapel. Tiffany experimented extensively with the processes of colouring glass, patenting in 1894 the process
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to Europe. As a result of this, Argentina became the country outside of Europe with most art nouveau buildings. Cities with the most notable Art Nouveau heritage in Argentina are
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and his designers became particularly famous for their lamps, whose glass shades used common floral themes intricately pieced together. Tiffany lamps gained popularity after the
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in Italy designed the extraordinary Snail Chair, wood covered with painted parchment and copper, for the Turin International Exposition of 1902. In Spain, following the lead of
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being part of the empire until 1918, both the Vienna Secession and Hungarian SzecessziĂł were prevalent movements in what is today's northern Serbia, as well as the Capital of
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in different floral designs, along with stained glass windows, screens, vases and a range of decorative objects. His works were first imported to Germany, then to France by
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and attained one of the main objectives of Jugendstil: a synthesis of all the arts. Another member of the reigning family who commissioned an Art Nouveau structure was
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had unusual coverings, including parchment and silk, and inlays of bone and ivory. It also sometimes had surprising organic shapes, copied after snails and cobras.
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held in 1897 brought international attention to the style; Horta, Hankar, Van de Velde, and Serrurier-Bovy, among others, took part in the design of the fair, and
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movement. The last part of the 19th century saw many technological innovations in the manufacture of ceramics, particularly the development of high temperature (
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department store in London played an important role, through its colourful stylised floral designs for textiles, and the silver, pewter, and jewellery designs of
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Painting was another domain of Art Nouveau, though most painters associated with Art Nouveau are primarily described as members of other movements, particularly
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The Exposition was the first international showcase for Art Nouveau designers and artists from across Europe and beyond. Prize winners and participants included
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specialized in floral patterns, particularly the cyclamen and the "whiplash" style based on flower stems, which became a major motif of the style. The Belgian
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influence. The furniture of de Feure at the Bing pavilion won a gold medal at the 1900 Paris Exposition. The most unusual and picturesque French designer was
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to revitalize the French furniture industry with new themes. Their work was known for "abstract naturalism", its unity of straight and curved lines, and its
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built in a range of styles before emigrating in 1923. This building is most notable for stone carvings made by Sergei Vashkov inspired by the carvings of
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to decorate the façades of houses with their work. The most striking example was the house and studio built for the artist Albert Ciamberlani at 48,
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spirit and wake up the emotions." These painters all did both traditional painting and decorative painting on screens, in glass, and in other media.
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in 1895, the poster became not just advertising, but an art form. Sarah Bernhardt set aside large numbers of her posters for sale to collectors.
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movement, the furniture designer Gaspar Homar designed works that were inspired by natural forms with touches of Catalan historic styles.
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innovations of the late 19th century, especially the use of exposed iron and large, irregularly shaped pieces of glass for architecture.
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movement as a model and the Transylvanian vernacular as the inspiration. His most notable buildings include the Roman Catholic Church in
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patterns. He was later known as a painter and a theatrical scenery designer; he designed the sets for two celebrated Puccini operas
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by R. Alcock, and two years later, O. H. Moser and T. W. Cutler published books about Japanese art. Some Art Nouveau artists, like
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who combined traditional popular architecture, oriental architecture and international Art Nouveau in a highly picturesque style.
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below). It often appeared not only in capitals, but also in rapidly growing cities that wanted to establish artistic identities (
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played a key role in publicizing the style. In 1891, he founded a magazine devoted to the art of Japan, which helped publicize
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L'Art appliquĂ©: Le Style moderne, revue internationale, Ăditeur: H. Laurens (Paris) 1903â04, BibliothĂšque nationale de France
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on stoneware designs with applied figures, multiple handles, painted and partially glazed, and collaborated with sculptors
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was the most rigorous glass designer of the movement. In Britain, a number of floral stained glass designs were created by
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he removed the traditional walls around the stairway, so that the stairs became a central element of the interior design.
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architects, were born in Slovenia. The latter designed some buildings in Slovenia and Trieste, like the Bartoli House in
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Unity of the arts and the abolition of any distinction between major art (architecture) and minor arts (decorative arts).
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Black Eagle Palace in Oradea, today in Romania, at that time part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, by Marcell Komor and
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had a Beaux-Arts façade completely unrelated to the spectacular Art Nouveau stairway and exhibit hall in the interior.
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in 1888, and published thirty-six issues before it ended in 1891. It influenced both collectors and artists, including
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and Jugendstil." Several artists associated with the Bezalel school were noted for their Art Nouveau style, including
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were finally allowed in 1903, and Art Nouveau architects went to the opposite extreme, most notably in the houses of
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Broad-scope museums (not specifically dedicated to Art Nouveau but with a large collection of items in this style).
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In Vienna, the glass designs of the Secession movement were much more geometrical than those of France or Belgium;
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The graphic arts flourished in the Art Nouveau period, thanks to new technologies of printing, particularly colour
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Norway also was aspiring independence (from Sweden) and local Art Nouveau was connected with a revival inspired by
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Art Deco museum design, similar to Josef Hoffmann's Secessionist buildings, part of a series of sketches known as
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had advocated showing, rather than concealing the iron frameworks of modern buildings, but Art Nouveau architects
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worked in both painting and graphic design. Wall murals by Gustav Klimt were integrated into decorative scheme of
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products that could be mass-produced was the perfume bottle, and these are still manufactured in the style today.
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can be found at Paso y Viamonte building, Club Español, Regimiento de Granaderos a Caballo and the Savoy hotel.
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or New Art, H. P. Berlag, Lion Cachet and Theodor Nieuwenhuis followed a different course, that of the English
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folk art and crafts. Notable designers included Lars Kisarvik, who designed chairs with traditional Viking and
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added more decoration, applying brass strips in curving forms. In the Netherlands, where the style was called
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not only statues but also reliefs were used. Art Nouveau architects and sculptors found inspiration in animal
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and the other Secession artists designed teapots and other metal objects in a more geometric and sober style.
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whose drawings featured the curved lines that became the most recognizable feature of the style. Free-flowing
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art combined sinuous curves and more geometric lines, and was used for covers of novels, advertisements, and
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radiator figurine, similar to Art Nouveau ethereal figures of women in graceful wavy garments, designed by
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Art Nouveau tendencies were also absorbed into local styles. In Denmark, for example, it was one aspect of
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who helped to promote the movement by his posters and postcards. For the café he created a picture called
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It is fascinating to see how the style of his mural paintings at Notre Dame are precursors of Art Nouveau
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Belgian influence on Argentinian Art Nouveau is represented by the Villa Ortiz Basualdo, now hosting the
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von Bonsdorff, Axel (1926). "Experiences of the sanocrysin treatment at Nummela Sanatorium in Finland".
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no. 10 in Paris, with a structure, proportions and materials used widely in Beaux Arts architecture, by
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Peacocks and motifs inspired by their feathers (and sometimes other animals) â Relief above the door of
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Martin Eidelberg and Suzanne Henrion-Giele, "Horta and Bing: An Unwritten Episode of L'Art Nouveau",
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with floral cascades, very similar to the ones found in a lot of Art Deco of the 1910s and 1920s, by
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department store in London, which popularized the style throughout Europe. One such designer was the
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in Britain. The curving lines and intricate floral patterns attracted as much attention as the text.
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MiÈa the Cyclist House in Bucharest by Nicolae C. MihÄescu (1908), mix of Beaux Arts and Art Nouveau
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by Emanuel Rost (1903). Other important examples of Secession were designed by Vienesse architects:
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established in 1892. Vienna Secession was founded in April 1897 by a group of artists that included
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was famous for his Art Nouveau posters, which frustrated him. According to his son and biographer,
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was one of the first creators of French Art Nouveau posters. He helped decorate the famous cabaret
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In France, Art Nouveau ceramics sometimes crossed the line into sculpture. The porcelain figurine
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Ethereal scenes (used especially in reliefs on buildings and objects, and in posters) â Façade of
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from Toledo, Ohio, who set new standards in metal furniture production with their designs for the
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The style of combining Hungarian SzecessziĂł and national architectural elements was typical for a
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architecture tends to use curvy and sinuous lines, especially during the 1890s, 1900s and 1910s.
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Reinhold Heller, "Recent Scholarship on Vienna's "Golden Age", Gustav Klimt, and Egon Schiele",
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to grasses, as his models. Artists from outside of the traditional world of jewellery, such as
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One particular style that became popular in the Art Nouveau period, especially in Brussels, was
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system, which brought the style to the attention of the millions of visitors to the city's 1900
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region, his interior decorations dating from 1865 also anticipate Art Nouveau. In his 1872 book
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exterior of the Bazil Assan House (Strada Scaune no. 21â23, currently Strada Tudor Arghezi) in
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or whiplash motif, a highly stylised double curve suggesting motion taken from the stem of the
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Art Nouveau Heritage in Lima consists of work of Italians Masperi brothers, French architect
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Mosaics were used by many Art Nouveau artists of different movements, especially of Catalan
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For Art Nouveau architecture and furniture design, the most important centre in Britain was
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of the XII and XIII centuries. Another example of this Russian Revival architecture is the
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of each country. The Nordic country with the largest number of Jugendstil buildings is the
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first won international recognition for his imaginative design of the pavilion of Finland.
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in Moscow. It was built by a Russian businessman and newspaper owner, and then, after the
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designed furniture for many of the houses he built; one example is an armchair called the
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James Grady, "Special Bibliographical Supplement: A Bibliography of the Art Nouveau", in
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and Antonin Daum, were located there. They worked with many notable designers, including
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and other semi-precious stones, and with a wide variety of new techniques, among others
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for balustrades, and, most famously, for the lamps and railings at the entrances of the
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numerous buildings were commissioned to his disciples in outskirts of the kingdom: e.g.
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supporting role. Jewellers experimented with a wide variety of other stones, including
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No Hi Ha Somnis Impossibles building in Buenos Aires by Eduardo Rodriguez Ortega (1907)
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in Malmö 1914 can be seen as the last major manifestation of the Jugendstil in Sweden.
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and oriental motifs. In his works, he used pygorganite placed in production by 1886 by
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designed the Viennese exhibit at the Paris exposition, highlighting the designs of the
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and designed the menu for the restaurant of the pavilion; the decorators and designers
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L'influence de Viollet-le-Duc sur l'architecture en Belgique et aux Pays-Bas vers 1900
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for the houses he built for two artist friends, Paul Cauchie and Albert Ciamberlani.
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the Els Quatre Gats tavern their meeting place. Pablo Picasso came out of the group.
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in carpets, balustrades, windows, and furniture. They were also used extensively by
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from the same period. Leading proponents of the 1960s psychedelic art movement were
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influence suddenly manifested. In 1862, art lovers from London or Paris, could buy
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also made jewellery, using traditional Celtic symbols. In Germany, the centre for
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in Moscow in 1908 and its katholikon is recognized as an Art Nouveau masterpiece.
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in 1893, and three other townhouses in variations of the same style. They are now
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invited artists to show modern works in his new Maison de l'Art Nouveau (1895).
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had been printed on countless sizes and materials. In a similar situation are
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appeared in more than one hundred different versions. The Hungarian designer
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was applied only to the graphic arts. It referred especially to the forms of
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Art Deco sau Modernismul Bine Temperat - Art Deco or Well-Tempered Modernism
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and the UK, and reinterpretations of national tradition in the countries of
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in Vienna. Other important works MÄ
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vases marketed as "secessionist ware" (usually described as named after the
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An Allegorical Wedding: Sketch for a carpet (Triptych from right to left):
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of 1902 in Turin, Italy, showcased designers from across Europe, including
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founded by the pupils of Morris. Early prototypes of the style include the
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in Chicago, most famous for the neoclassical architecture of its renowned
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for a bookbinder (G.T.Bagguley of Newcastle-under-Lyme), who patented the
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was completed in 1893. It moved quickly to Paris, where it was adapted by
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or the crested roofs. One of the buildings, Swan Pharmacy, now hosts the
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Door of PiaÈa Mihail KogÄlniceanu no. 7 in Bucharest, unknown architect (
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in Europe. In 1892, he organized an exhibit of seven artists, among them
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in Germany allowed the style to spread rapidly to all corners of Europe.
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in 1890, and a wide variety of book illustrations. The artist-designers
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made the style known to designers and wealthy clients around the world.
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achieved international recognition as illustrators. With the posters by
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Jugendstil: Kunstformen zwischen Individualismus und Massengesellschaft
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Asymmetric façade with curved lines of De Beck building in Brussels by
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Translucent enamel flowers with small diamonds in the veins, by Aucoc (
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Romulus Porescu House (Strada Doctor Paleologu no. 12) in Bucharest by
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of Strada Constantin F. Robescu no. 1 in Bucharest, unknown architect (
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Italian and Spanish furniture design went off in their own direction.
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and Georges Henry. In the United States, the most famous designer was
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all made posters for Paris theaters, cafés, dance halls cabarets. The
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glazed ceramic façade ornaments â Avenue Gallieni no. 14 in Paris, by
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in Mexico City was a result of the cooperation of Italians (architect
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Other important Slovene architect, who was active also in Bosnia, was
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Paris â Maison de l'Art Nouveau (1895) and Castel Beranger (1895â1898)
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Art Nouveau, an Art of Transition: From Individualism to Mass Society
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Danuta Batorska, "Zofia StryjeĆska: Princess of Polish Painting", in
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Claire Selkurt, "New Classicism: Design of the 1920s in Denmark", in
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Art Nouveau was also one of the main sources of inspiration for many
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hand. Other notable furniture designers of the Nancy School included
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architecture, as well as Western European trends and influences from
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Art Nouveau in Fin-de-siĂšcle France: Politics, Psychology, and Style
22132:(in French). Editions du Patrimoine: Centre des Monument Nationaux.
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made of embossed and hammered copper, gold and silver applications (
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even anticipated Art Deco forms in his later creations. One of the
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Another important figure in American Art Nouveau was the architect
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Another architect who created several notable works in Finland was
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in Brussels, for which he created an exuberant façade covered with
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Viollet-le-Duc was himself a precursor of Art Nouveau: in 1851, at
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Celac, Mariana; Carabela, Octavian; Marcu-Lapadat, Marius (2017).
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Mariana Celac, Octavian Carabela and Marius Marcu-Lapadat (2017).
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In France, the centre for furniture design and manufacture was in
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in Switzerland. The style was launched by the painter and artist
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separated from Vienna Secession, later in 1907 Koloman Moser left
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was one of the most prominent German artists associated with both
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Entrance door of GroĂes Haus GlĂŒckert in Darmstadt Artists' Colony
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Gontar, Cybele. Art Nouveau. In Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History
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Horseshoe arches, present in both windows and doors, inspired by
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In Croatia, the most important examples of Secession include the
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Palace of Art in KrakĂłw by MÄ
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Prominent graphic artists and illustrators in the style included
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18580:(Paperback) (5th ed.). London: Penguin Books. p. 880.
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Early notable Paris jewellers in the Art Nouveau style included
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Several art colonies in Russia in this period were built in the
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Paul Hankar was also an innovator of early Art Nouveau. Born at
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Architecture should adapt itself to man's environment and needs.
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Art Nouveau is known by different names in different languages:
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Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History, Metropolitan Museum of Art,
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Highly stylised plant motifs, nearly abstract â Balcony of the
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Asymmetry (not just objects, but also buildings) â Inkwell, by
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Decorative stylised lettering â Grave of the Caillat Family in
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window by Tiffany won a gold medal at the 1900 Paris Exposition
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National Romantic decoration on a house built by PÄkĆĄÄns (1908)
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5068:(mosaics, 1906) and also created mosaics and stained glass for
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in 1901. Its artists took part in many projects, including the
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became the other French capital of the new style. In 1901, the
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20891:, vol. 19 (Autumn, 1998âWinter, 1999), pp. 24â29 (esp. 24â25).
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invented a new technique in the treatment of materials called
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Teapot by Alphonse Debain made of gilt silver and ivory (1900)
8887:. Ukrainian "modern" architecture first came to prominence in
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The architects of the Finnish pavilion at the Exposition were
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Window of the Palace of the Valencian Regional Exposition, in
6273:, nicknamed the "Art Nouveau capital of Romania", but also in
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One of the most notable Art Nouveau painters from Romania was
5391:(now Poland), most of them heavily influenced by local Lemko (
3554:, features an Art Nouveau façade. The figures depicted are of
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Doorway of the Lavirotte Building, with ceramic sculptures by
1263:, owned a collection of Far Eastern art, especially Japanese.
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An Introduction to the Work of Alphonse Mucha and Art Nouveau
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Pevsner, Nikolaus; Fleming, John; Honour, Hugh, eds. (1999).
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There are 4 types of museums featuring Art Nouveau heritage:
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Majolica fireplace, house of Bazhanov, Abramtsevo Colony, by
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wood cabinet with water lily decoration of gilded bronze, by
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Flat colours and visible outline, inspired by Japanese art â
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7054:. GaudĂ used floral and organic forms in a very novel way in
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Architecture of Serbia § Art Nouveau and Secession style
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5383:(now Czech Republic) in 1901â1903 and 35 war cemeteries near
5336:(1909â1912). Many important Vienesse architects were born in
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4205:(1912â1914) stations. Another notable structure of Berlin is
3451:'s design for the cover of his essay on the city churches of
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Entrance to the Austrian Pavilion, with exhibits designed by
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22409:(25th anniversary ed.). Köln: Taschen. pp. 55â60.
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17294:"Major Town Houses of the Architect Victor Horta (Brussels)"
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Ceramic tiles were also a distinctive feature of Portuguese
14550:
among them, began to decorate the façades of buildings with
13663:(butterflies, peacocks, swans, owls, bats, dragons, bears).
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below) was also common in some forms of Art Nouveau. Before
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by Paul Cauchie on his residence and studio, Brussels (1905)
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Palacio Cabanellas in Rosario by Francesc Roca i SimĂł (1916)
7479:. He influenced another notable Catalan furniture designer,
7224:. Some of the notable architects were Demetrio Ribes Marco,
7154:
also used Art Nouveau in Barcelona in buildings such as the
6696:
in Belgrade by Nikola NestoroviÄ and Andra StevanoviÄ (1907)
5666:. The most important example of the style in KrakĂłw is the
4221:) was a specific brand, in that it combined influences from
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complex was constructed in 1905â1911 under the direction of
3157:. It was also influenced by the art and imported woods from
2967:. Belgian designers took advantage of an abundant supply of
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French designers all made special works for the Exhibition:
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The Maison de l'Art Nouveau gallery of Siegfried Bing (1895)
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Irises and mascaron at the façade of Schichtel building in
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designed pendants in the shapes of peacocks. The versatile
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The painters most closely associated with Art Nouveau were
11386:(1872â1898). He began with engraved book illustrations for
10909:, decorated with lotus flowers, a motif used frequently in
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as well, while its other founder Josef Hoffmann joined the
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and Company from the United States. The Viennese architect
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The Bigot Pavilion, showcasing the work of ceramics artist
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In Austria and the neighbouring countries then part of the
394:, Spain), as well as in centres of independence movements (
343:, which introduced the Art Nouveau work of artists such as
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leading 19-century theoreticians, such as French architect
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34:
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Alfred Popper - 1874-1946 - (re)descoperirea unui arhitect
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14991:, (1898) and of the buildings of the works of the Russian
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costume, which was modelled after his theatrical posters.
10725:" line, depicted in the cyclamen plants drawn by designer
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Jugendstil masterpieces of other Nordic countries include
7170:(1901â1930). The two latter buildings have been listed by
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Interior of the Church of St. Leopold, with altarpiece by
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in 1890. In Paris, he taught at the Guérin school of art (
1270:, played an essential role in popularizing the new style.
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has been recognized as a precursor of Art Nouveau design.
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Art in the Protestant Reformation and Counter-Reformation
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20992:
20686:
18633:"The "Coup de Fouet" magazine, vol. 27 (2016), pp. 14â25"
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Art Nouveau by Rosalind Ormiston and Michael Robinson, 58
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17992:
17826:
16871:, vol. 1, no. 5, from facsimile edition, an example of a
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tile in floral designs were a distinctive feature of the
13983:, who took his inspiration from the neo-Gothic styles of
13824:(1902), in the collection of the King Baudouin Foundation
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won recognition both in ceramics and in sculpture at the
10881:, France, with pointed arched-dormer windows and balcony
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Details of Almirante Reis, 2-2K building in Lisbon (1908)
6498:(1904â05) in Milan by Giovanni Battista Bossi (1904â06).
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German Art Nouveau is commonly known by its German name,
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Pub building by James Hoey Craigie at 59 Dumbarton Road,
22054:(in French). Brussels: Archives d'Architecture Moderne.
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18767:"The "Coup de Fouet" magazine, vol. 23 (2014), pp. 2â35"
16672:(1919), similar to Charles Rennie Mackintosh's buildings
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and then Art Nouveau. Many designs were created for the
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Tiles in the hallway of Allée de la Robertsau no. 56 in
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Ministry of Education, built by Edgar Friesendorf (1911)
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Holy Spirit Church in Talashkino by Malyutin (1903â1906)
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that was replaced with his another composition entitled
7143:(1918 and 1926) and the sinuous Casa Planells (1924) in
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reliefs of women dancing and playing musical instruments
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no. 72â74) in Bucharest, unknown architect (before 1906)
5690:(1903â1906). The most important interior designers were
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with distinctive architecture, sculpture and paintings.
3826:, published in Berlin, were important proponents of the
2864:. Horta had a strong influence on the work of the young
2856:, who designed one of the first Art Nouveau houses, the
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in 1895. In the same year, Bing opened a new gallery at
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and other objects from the Far East were sold. In 1867,
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Nature's logic is the model to be used for architecture.
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Teaching resource on the Art Nouveau movement from the
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Edmond Lachenal produced editions of Rodin's sculptures
19458:- Sistema de Informação para o Património Arquitetónico
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A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
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Discours de Victor Horta à l'Académie Royal de Belgique
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miniature, and the curvy ornamentation of Art Nouveau.
17089:. He took inspiration from multiple sources, including
13036:, who used the same style in his first major work, the
12112:. Wolfers was noted particularly for creating works of
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and a number of other places in the Russian Empire. In
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and a professor at the Royal School of Applied Arts in
4915:(1901â1903) and Town Hall (1908â1910) in Szabadka (now
1748:, one of the pioneers of Art Nouveau architecture. The
1066:. The new movement was also strongly influenced by the
672:('Youth style'), after the popular German art magazine
21009:
21007:
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19348:
The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians
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The GödöllĆ Artists' Colony â article by David A. Hill
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Muter, Grant (1985). "Leon Solon and John Wadsworth".
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printed on various objects in the window of a shop in
15182:. In the Netherlands, textiles were often inspired by
14558:, giving them a distinct Art Nouveau sculptural look.
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In Belgium, the leading firm was the glass factory of
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Blown glass with flower design by Karl Koepping (1896)
11662:, he did not think much of Art Nouveau. "What is it,
11030:. though his sculpture is not considered Art Nouveau.
8919:, which was at that time part of Austria-Hungary, the
8161:, Denmark (1898â1901). The architect of the latter is
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Cup and saucer from the 'iris' service (1897), in the
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café, the Casimir Casaramona textile factory (now the
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The most important Czech architect of this period was
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and AntonĂn BalĆĄĂĄnek, painted by famous Czech painter
4215:(then part of the German Empire as the capital of the
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brought the new architectural style to Nancy with his
1823:
1548:(1895). The exterior of the house was inspired by the
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Chair by Van de Velde for the Villa Bloemenwerf (1895)
21897:(in English and Romanian). SIMETRIA. pp. 79â80.
21679:"Official website of Lenin Birthplace Museum Reserve"
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Hector Guimard â Le geste magnifique de l'Art Nouveau
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combined Art Nouveau elements with folkloric themes.
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In France, a major contribution was made by designer
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As an art style, Art Nouveau has affinities with the
8883:, as well as trends of European Art Nouveau, such as
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in Austria-Hungary) developed under the influence of
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Ceramic tile of Cooperativa AgrĂcola in Aveiro (1913)
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Central Post Office in Sarajevo by VancaĆĄ (1907â1913)
4827:, TimiÈoara is part of the Art Nouveau European Route
3532:). Apart from ceramics, he designed textiles for the
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of the architect Paul Cauchie in Brussels, featuring
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Detail of the Winter Garden of the HĂŽtel van Eetvelde
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The first Art Nouveau houses and interior decoration
205:
184:
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22369:
Art Nouveau Grange Books, Rochester, England, 2007,
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Hector Guimard: Le geste magnifique de l'Art Nouveau
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was born. This was and is a movement that questions
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Mosaic which portrays summer as a woman, with a neo-
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in Britain. Other leading French ceramists included
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One of the pioneer French Art Nouveau ceramists was
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Mosaics of the Schmidl Mausoleum in Budapest by the
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Earlier Art Nouveau furniture, such as that made by
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where the furniture, interiors, and lighting are by
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by P. Fetisov and L. Khoinovskyi (1910â1913), detail
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Ornaments of a door in Art Nouveau Centre in Ă
lesund
5906:'s classes in Vienna and worked in the Laybach (now
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posters. Designers often created original styles of
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murals on the façade. Hankar was influenced by both
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Esposizione internazionale d'arte decorativa moderna
193:
178:
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20848:Jennifer Opie, "A Dish by Thorvald BindesbĂžll", in
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18472:
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Viollet-le-Duc et la restauration de la polychromie
17373:
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motif based on the stem of a cyclamen flower (1895)
14581:. His works were acclaimed at the 1900 Exposition.
14507:, Belgium, designed by architect G. De Lulle (1910)
14015:. Other influential Paris furniture designers were
13075:(1901â02), the residence of the furniture designer
12654:Brooch of horn with enamel, gold and aquamarine by
10829:
Relationship with contemporary styles and movements
8687:(1908â1912), an updated Russian Orthodox Church by
8438:in 1917, and ironically never performed in Russia.
8352:in 1898 with the publication of a new art journal,
7441:decided to open a café in Barcelona that was named
6513:, the son of an architect and decorator, father of
5473:Interior of the House Under the Globe in KrakĂłw by
5313:'s stained glass windows in his distinctive style.
4237:, to operate a local synthesis which reflected the
4063:founders. Other notable artists of the colony were
3239:(1906â1908), and the former office building of the
865:and still used in current successor states such as
433:was first used in the 1880s in the Belgian journal
190:
20865:, vol. 4 (Spring, 1987), pp. 16â29 (esp. 18 n. 4).
19978:
19236:"Storia di Milano ::: Palazzi e case liberty"
17904:. Barron's Educational Series. pp. 115, 121.
17261:
17259:
13935:TOLEDO UHL steel chair "SODA FOUNTAIN" from 1910,
11480:, as well as paintings, furniture and decoration.
11406:, which helped publicize European artists such as
10885:, unknown architect, decorated with sculptures by
9586:Metal work, ceramics and statues at the façade of
7030:A highly original variant of the style emerged in
6767:Due to the close proximity to AustriaâHungary and
6121:being predominant. The most famous of them is the
5756:Secession in Slovenia, Bosnia, Croatia and Trieste
5022:The movement that promoted SzecessziĂł in arts was
2982:
846:In the United States, due to its association with
25654:
22384:(Berkeley: University of California Press, 1991)
22207:, Ăditions Jean-Paul Gisserot, 2006 (in French).
21822:(in English and Romanian). SIMETRIA. p. 81.
21775:(in English and Romanian). SIMETRIA. p. 80.
21750:(in English and Romanian). SIMETRIA. p. 79.
19133:"The Art Nouveau public buildings of TĂźrgu MureÈ"
19041:. Litera. pp. 297, 302, 305, 306, 313, 317.
17629:Viollet le Duc, materials and building techniques
17417:(in Romanian). Editura Meridiane. pp. 7, 71.
17403:
17291:
15251:Museums dedicated to local Art Nouveau movements
13393:Bust decorating the balconies of 29 avenue Rapp,
13083:as a showcase for Majorelle's furniture designs.
13009:and other later versions of the style, as in the
12801:
10965:, on a façade of the Czech Technical University (
10750:and the glass objects made by the artists of the
10199:Faded earthy colours â Poster for Pippermint, by
10187:(1899), multiple exemplars in different locations
9013:, was at the time one of the major cities of the
8428:, and the Russian style became known in Paris as
7923:Viking-Art Nouveau chair by Lars Kinsarvik (1900)
5457:House Under the Globe in KrakĂłw by MÄ
czyĆski and
3682:Wedding tower in Darmstadt Artists' Colony (1908)
3188:, he was an admirer of architectural theories of
2944:bricks and a network of curling vegetal forms in
1450:(1892â1893), were built almost simultaneously in
1188:Another important influence on the new style was
280:of 19th century architecture and decorative art.
27059:
22382:The Origins of Modernism in Russian Architecture
22168:Art Nouveau â Posters, Illustration and Fine Art
22165:
21590:. Ordinul ArhitecÈilor din RomĂąnia. p. 85.
20171:
20169:
20167:
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16708:(1920s), in the Antique and Classic Car Museum,
13836:Furniture set by Horta from the HĂŽtel Aubecq in
12116:glass, often with metal decoration attached. In
9198:. The form of the house was a traditional Swiss
8725:
8618:Pertsova House in Moscow by Malyutin (1905â1907)
7087:(1900â1914) he also used a new technique called
6521:, famous automobile designer. He studied at the
882:
779:
347:. It appeared in graphic arts in the posters of
16:1890â1911 European style of art and architecture
21706:"Resucitada una de las primeras obras de GaudĂ"
20695:
19337:Citation of Parc Guell in UNESCO classification
18419:A. Philip McMahon, "review of F. Schmalenbach,
17649:(in French). Montréal: Université de Montréal.
17256:
16788:Art Nouveau was one of the factors that led to
14536:) methods and reinvented them with new motifs.
14266:(1900), in the Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest
13959:had their studios and workshops, and where the
12266:Chocolate pot with a molinet (stirring rod) by
11670:is a portrait of the daughter of his patron in
10553:Exotic materials and decoration â Mahogany and
10018:periods. It has been described as "a fusion of
8639:Other Russian architects of the period created
8288:Ceramic fireplace on Russian folklore theme by
6408:in Milan by Giovanni Battista Bossi (1904â1906)
5574:, House of the Medical Society in KrakĂłw (1905)
4852:
4244:
4147:and other artists and companies. Later Belgian
4108:Another notable union in German Empire was the
4075:at the beginning of century. A completely new
3165:, particularly the designs of the textiles and
3137:In the Netherlands, the style was known as the
22166:Ormiston, Rosalind; Robinson, Michael (2013).
20878:, vol. 44 (Spring, 1984), pp. 16â27 (esp. 16).
20651:"Les tombes du PĂšre Lachaise - Ernest Caillat"
19295:"AFaces and Blossoms of Art Nouveau in Serbia"
17287:
17285:
17283:
17281:
16073:Museum of Silver Age of Russian literature in
15328:Juan Carlos Castagnino Municipal Museum of Art
14861:Mosaic floors in Quai Duguay-Trouin no. 30 in
14232:with elm-leaf and blackberry, manufactured by
14027:furniture were re-interpreted in a new style.
12873:by Sima Mihash and Stanislav Brzozowski (1904)
10332:) â Window of Strada Jules Michelet no. 21 in
9863:Spaniards were behind Art Nouveau projects in
9719:Juan Carlos Castagnino Municipal Museum of Art
9434:in Paris; his stained glass window called the
9058:buildings also contained Art Nouveau details.
8469:, in a more traditional Moscow revival style.
8396:was the creation of a new ballet company, the
7111:combined Art Nouveau elements with revivalist
5713:, who studied in Vienna and was influenced by
3842:that worked harmoniously with the image, e.g.
2123:from Vienna, along with local artists such as
1699:Detail of main stairway of the Castel BĂ©ranger
804:
798:
792:
697:
572:('Secession style'), after the artists of the
398:in Finland, then part of the Russian Empire).
292:(1819â1900). In Britain, it was influenced by
26217:
25640:
22542:
20863:The Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts
20805:(in Romanian). Editura Meridiane. p. 93.
20162:
19729:
19424:Els Quarte Gats: Art in Barcelona Around 1900
19039:Arta RomĂąneascÄ de la Origini pĂąnÄ Ăźn Prezent
18990:(in Romanian). Editura Meridiane. p. 93.
17899:
16836:works that best anticipates the style is the
14217:and made by the Boch FrĂšres KĂ©ramis (1897â98)
14205:Hand-painted tile panel on the façade of the
12124:noted for crystal manufacture, the companies
9935:Russians were behind Art Nouveau heritage of
9187:Another notable building in the style is the
8353:
8343:
7848:(1905â1910) as well as their joint residence
7442:
7412:
7244:
7206:
7190:
7039:
6454:, whose ceramics were often inspired both by
6432:
6426:
6420:
6414:
5230:Ceramic relief of Viola Theater in Prague by
3807:also took their names from the Munich group.
3442:Art Nouveau had its roots in Britain, in the
1466:, constructing the monumental iron and glass
1054:with interiors by Morris and architecture by
827:
819:
813:
748:
742:
726:
717:
707:
537:
529:
22267:L'Art Nouveau: L'Utopie de la RĂ©conciliation
21225:"World Heritage List: Works of Antoni GaudĂ"
20737:
20735:
20733:
19622:
19620:
19391:
19389:
19379:
19377:
19375:
18534:Der Deutsche Werkbund. Sein erstes Jahrzehnt
18448:
18446:
18305:"V&A · Arts and Crafts: An introduction"
17809:L'Art Nouveau- L'Utopie de la RĂ©conciliation
17690:, 28 December 1891, cited in Bouillon (1985)
17631:(in French). Paris: Editions du Patrimoine.
16103:Taganrog Museum of Architecture and Urbanism
16066:Museum of Talashkino Art Colony in Flenovo,
13168:Many Art Nouveau buildings were included in
12794:, where most of the German firms, including
11059:
11051:
11041:
10850:, with a shape that is similar with that of
10805:in Brussels, which announced the arrival of
9574:in Buenos Aires by Francesco Gianotti (1916)
9172:tree', and other plants and wildlife of the
9163:
9143:
9042:
8957:Façade of house at Elizabetes ielÄ, 10b, by
8429:
8421:
8413:
8405:
8397:
8066:Inkwell and stamp box, by Jens Dahl-Jensen (
6526:
6445:and the store he founded in 1874 in London,
5005:Cabinet by Ădön FaragĂł, from Budapest (1901)
4241:between the Germanic and the French realms.
4019:Stoneware jug by Richard Riemerschmid (1902)
3727:
3719:
3639:by Gustav Hart and Alfred Lesser (1902â1904)
2948:, in a virtually Art Nouveau-Baroque style.
2929:
2898:
2760:
2368:
2326:
2300:
2224:
2176:
1813:
1684:of the Castel BĂ©ranger, with wall plates by
836:
687:
681:
673:
667:
661:
652:
624:
612:
567:
558:
521:
507:
501:
491:
481:
475:
465:
459:
446:
301:
22522:Europeana virtual exhibition of Art Nouveau
22205:Les Styles de l'architecture et du mobliier
22090:
22049:
22033:Bucharest Architecture - an annotated guide
21588:Bucharest Architecture - an annotated guide
21199:Les styles de l'architecture et du mobilier
20763:
20752:Les Styles de l'architecture et du mobilier
20156:
19886:
19772:
19770:
18527:
18525:
18241:
18229:
18214:
18163:
18151:
18139:
18127:
18082:
18070:
18032:
17998:
17952:
17856:
17844:
17832:
17723:
17478:
17278:
16471:Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art
15970:Museum-Residence of Dr. Anaståcio Gonçalves
14448:Facade of Avenue Charles-de-Gaulle no. 43,
11421:in 1885 and made his first posters for the
11095:Art Nouveau is represented in painting and
10271:Organic shapes â Carafe, unknown designer (
9893:Germans were behind Jugendstil heritage of
9498:
9441:Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art
9255:Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art
8977:(1903), now hosting Riga JĆ«gendstils museum
7817:. He is known for his illustrations of the
7467:Ramon Casas and Pere Romeu in an Automobile
5650:The most important centres of Secession in
5550:, stained glass by Mehoffer (1895), in the
3620:(1900), now hosting Darmstadt Colony Museum
3144:
3138:
2935:
2904:
2491:brothers in glass design, and the designer
1704:The Franco-German art dealer and publisher
1530:to decorate the interior and exterior with
770:
764:
636:, besides Art Nouveau, it was known as the
618:
233:
26224:
26210:
25647:
25633:
22549:
22535:
22512:, a European network of Art Nouveau cities
22404:
22203:Renault, Christophe and Lazé, Christophe,
22124:, Volume 1, Librarie Larousse, Paris, 1970
22050:Culot, Maurice; Pirlot, Ann-Marie (2005).
21510:
21025:Bétard, Daphne, "La révolution Nabie", in
20874:Danuta A. Boczar, "The Polish Poster", in
20800:
20177:"Art Nouveau European Route: Buenos Aires"
19472:
19470:
19468:
19466:
19464:
18985:
18761:
18759:
18757:
18755:
18706:
18704:
18690:
18688:
17366:
17364:
17362:
17360:
17358:
15174:in Brussels, inspired by the symbolism of
15156:La Plante et ses applications ornamentales
14030:In Belgium, the pioneer architects of the
13576:, Spain, by Josep Plantada i Artiga (1915)
12997:, Jugendstil and the various forms of the
12849:in decoration of Les Chardons building in
11142:
11033:Art Nouveau architecture made use of many
10442:(Avenue Brugmann no. 211) in Brussels, by
9107:murals by L'Epplattenier were added later.
8364:, 'The World of Art'), by Russian artists
7150:Besides the dominating presence of GaudĂ,
5101:Secession in Bohemia, Moravia and Slovakia
4857:('Secession' in Hungarian), the architect
4524:Poster for the 14th Secession Exhibit, by
4170:, one of the most influential currents in
3277:Modern Style and Glasgow School in Britain
1952:for the restaurant of the Bosnian Pavilion
1649:for the new Maison de l'Art Nouveau (1896)
660:In Germany and Scandinavia, it was called
480:. In France, it was also sometimes called
26231:
22435:Taste and Power: Furnishing Modern France
22431:
21515:. The British Museum Press. p. 223.
20730:
19617:
19426:. Princeton University Press. p. 64.
19386:
19372:
18531:
18443:
17596:
16748:Art Deco balconies with sinuous bases of
16346:Musée des Beaux-Arts in La Chaux-de-Fonds
16109:, Museum of Belle Epoque Architecture in
15040:Page on the Water Lily, from the book by
15002:
13172:list as a part of their city centres (in
12238:Tulip candelabra by Fernand Dubois (1899)
11895:Window for the House of an Art Lover, by
11392:, then black and white illustrations for
11071:tradition established by architects like
10466:no. 80) in Brussels, by Horta (1901â1903)
9475:Carson, Pirie, Scott and Company Building
8702:style. The two best-known colonies were
7970:Interior of Art Nouveau Centre in Ă
lesund
6658:(previously named Franz Josef Bridge) in
6288:
5709:In Lviv the most important architect was
4663:(1905â1911) that announced the coming of
4003:Jugendstil dining room set and dishes by
3795:for the Association of Visual Artists of
3211:Other buildings in the style include the
2685:
2475:Alliance provinciale des industries d'art
1133:Use of modern technologies and materials.
22324:
22011:
21892:
21817:
21770:
21745:
20486:"Art Nouveau European Route: Valparaiso"
20264:
20262:
19767:
19689:"The control of tuberculosis in Finland"
19686:
19314:
19312:
19025:Celac, Carabela & Marcu-Lapadat 2017
19002:"Turist Ăźn BucureÈti: Lipscani 72 si 74"
18945:
18943:
18941:
18674:
18672:
18522:
18356:Art Nouveau by Ormiston and Robinson, 61
18258:. Laurence King Publishing. p. 21.
17967:
17699:
17674:
17626:
17430:
17428:
17426:
17424:
16546:
16487:Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
16034:; All-Russian Decorative Art Museum and
15599:(groups of twenty or more persons only)
15358:, Gilliot & Roelants Tile Museum in
15186:patterns from the Dutch colonies in the
14661:(1800â1880) in 1853 and led by his son,
14373:(1902), Museum of Decorative Arts, Paris
14282:(1900), Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest
14168:Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
13979:Other notable French designers included
13513:, Germany, by Heinrich Jobst (1905â1911)
13350:of swans and statues in the interior of
12460:The 19th-century architectural theorist
12396:Lamp by Ernst Riegel made of silver and
11079:. It is particularly closely related to
10328:(a traditional architectural element in
9995:Art Nouveau motifs can also be found in
8860:Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts
7610:Museum-Residence Dr. Anaståcio Gonçalves
7511:Museum-Residence Dr. Anaståcio Gonçalves
7493:
7050:in Spanish. Its most famous creator was
5253:The most notable Secession buildings in
4099:Princess Elisabeth of Hesse and by Rhine
3565:
3283:Modern Style (British Art Nouveau style)
2765:('Peacock Feathers'), belt buckle (1898)
2431:created the famous poster for the Paris
2407:in 1885, made his first posters for the
2143:
1968:Pavilion, now on Square FĂ©lix-Desruelles
1033:Swan, rush and iris wallpaper design by
897:('World of Art') movement was also used.
22405:Fiell, Charlotte; Fiell, Peter (2005).
22329:(in French). Paris: Ăditions du ChĂȘne.
22264:
22248:Alphonse Mucha: The Artist as Visionary
22226:
22130:Le Corbusier- Construire la Vie Moderne
22127:
22111:Graphic Style from Victorian to Digital
21842:
21795:
21736:on the Hyndburn Borough Council website
20648:
20633:
20023:
19461:
19421:
18752:
18701:
18685:
17777:
17644:
17355:
13592:in the Municipal Music Conservatory of
12767:and also at the 1900 Paris Exposition.
9209:and Louis Sullivan in the United States
8891:, where its most active promoters were
8681:Saint George Cathedral in Yuryev-Polsky
8651:. One example is the Teremok House in
7813:in 1900 the leading Finnish artist was
7805:. The Jugendstil period coincided with
7131:were results of his collaboration with
5398:
4678:
2105:style in Spain, with some buildings of
1601:created the poster for the exhibition.
1552:, the residence of writer and theorist
1434:The first Art Nouveau town houses, the
268:period, and was a reaction against the
27060:
25230:Contemporary Indigenous Australian art
22305:
22187:Paris architectures de la Belle Ăpoque
21703:
21193:
21191:
20719:
20717:
20456:"Art Nouveau European Route: LĂŒderitz"
20125:
19874:, Thames and Hudson (1988), pp. 147â48
19628:"Art Nouveau European Route: Helsinki"
19595:Martin, T. & Pusa, E. 1985, p. 12.
19036:
18380:Journal of the Decorative Arts Society
18278:
18094:
17868:
17529:
17412:
16236:LluĂs DomĂšnech i Montaner House-Museum
14071:for the furniture of designers of the
14054:, with more geometric rational forms.
13999:, who worked together with art dealer
13644:who created statues in Spain, Mexico,
13016:The style first appeared in Brussels'
12763:, whose work was shown at the shop of
12527:Carved horn decorated with pearls, by
10577:Geometric lines (a key feature of the
10458:Sinous oblate arches â Windows of the
10038:Characteristics, decoration and motifs
9335:Carson, Pirie, Scott and Company Store
8153:, Sweden and former City Library (now
7469:in 1901, symbolizing the new century.
7463:Ramon Casas and Pere Romeu on a Tandem
7299:Ramon Casas and Pere Romeu on a Tandem
6146:at the bases of the two pilasters and
5638:, Pollera Hotel, 30 Szpitalna Street (
5395:) folk art and carpentry (1915â1917).
4823:, today in Romania (1911). Along with
2417:Ăcole normale d'enseignement du dessin
2046:, who made murals for the pavilion of
26205:
25628:
23250:Art of the late 16th century in Milan
22530:
22343:
22217:
22146:
21919:"Boekhandel Intellect en stadswoning"
21685:from the original on 15 February 2022
21665:
21613:
21498:
21477:
21138:from the original on 23 November 2016
21115:
21103:
21091:
21074:
20998:
20986:
20921:
20700:(in Romanian). SIMETRIA. p. 60.
20570:from the original on 15 February 2022
20370:from the original on 15 February 2022
20328:from the original on 12 February 2022
20259:
20237:"Art Nouveau European Route: Rosario"
20080:
19778:"Art Nouveau European Route: Ă
lesund"
19761:
19711:from the original on 15 February 2022
19668:from the original on 15 February 2020
19436:
19309:
19260:
19217:Henry R. Hope, review of H. Lenning,
18938:
18669:
18663:
18619:
18478:
18377:
18365:
18311:from the original on 15 February 2020
18253:
18199:
18175:
18106:
17820:
17792:
17760:
17758:
17711:
17582:
17511:from the original on 27 February 2020
17421:
16875:poster, unknown author (1966 or 1967)
16506:buildings that are still inhabited).
16051:Museum of Political History of Russia
15691:in Berlin, Museum in der Majolika in
15589:Maxim's Art Nouveau "Collection 1900"
15248:House-museums of Art Nouveau artists
12638:brooch by Wolfers (1902), collection
12451:Door detail of HauptstraĂe no. 11 in
12144:for the architectural display called
11618:Detail of the frieze by Klimt in the
10482:('Dragonfly'), pendant made of gold,
8453:, became the residence of the writer
8018:
7871:. His major Jugendstil works include
7317:Sculpture of polychrome terracota by
7249:, with such notable buildings as the
5587:Peacock. Portrait of Zofia BoruciĆska
4923:), County Prefecture (1905â1907) and
4153:Grand-Ducal School of Arts and Crafts
3868:, living in Munich, illustrated the
1109:, a declared enemy of the historical
500:'s iron and glass subway entrances),
219:
27014:
22471:
22245:
22184:
22109:Heller, Steven, and Seymour Chwast,
21968:
21847:. Thames & Hudson. p. 105.
21798:"Vila Basile G. Assan din BucureÈti"
21013:
20558:magazine, vol. 30 (2018), pp. 77â83"
20424:magazine, vol. 12 (2008), pp. 28â29"
20390:"Art Nouveau European Route: Havana"
20274:magazine, vol. 10 (2012), pp. 44â47"
19852:from the original on 24 October 2020
19199:from the original on 29 January 2020
18955:magazine, vol. 13 (2009), pp. 36â41"
18283:. Thames & Hudson. p. 250.
17605:from the original on 20 January 2022
17546:from the original on 20 January 2022
17199:Made as an Easter gift from Emperor
16688:no. 44) in Bucharest, by Soru (1920)
15932:Norwegian Museum of Contemporary Art
15760:and its branch Villa György Råth in
15224:Art Nouveau monuments are italicised
15044:on ornamental uses of flowers (1899)
12270:made of silver, ivory and palmwood (
11796:Au Nouveau Cirque, Papa ChrysanthĂšme
11242:by Jean de Paléologue ("Pal") (1895)
11149:Art Nouveau posters and graphic arts
10729:in 1894. A description published in
10657:no. 122) in Paris, by Guimard (1909)
10278:), in a temporary exhibition in the
9946:and British masters of stained glass
9908:Italians were behind Art Nouveau in
9733:Art Nouveau in the rest of the world
7906:in 1903 using the Jugendstil style.
7548:Façade of Major Pessoa Residence in
6548:Serbo-Byzantine Revival architecture
6196:, decorative panel by Luchian (1901)
5049:An associate to GödöllĆ Art Colony,
4580:The most prominent architect of the
3043:Vase with abstract floral design by
2642:Comb of horn, gold, and diamonds by
2019:; sculpted glass lamps and vases by
1995:crystal and jewellery; jewellery by
1192:. This was a wave of enthusiasm for
611:In Belgium, it was sometimes termed
22287:, 1st English ed. (original title:
22128:Journel, Guillemette Morel (2015).
21188:
20714:
20126:Craven, Jackie (15 November 2018).
19993:magazine, vol. 16 (2010), pp. 2â10"
19130:
18834:from the original on 23 August 2019
18822:magazine, vol. 8 (2006), pp. 37â41"
18440:, vol. 59 (Mar. 1977), pp. 111â118.
17568:Froissart-Pezone, Rossella (2005).
17539:(in French). Accadémie Strasbourg.
16752:no. 1 in Paris, unknown architect (
16529:The Genius of European Architecture
15542:Musée d'art moderne et contemporain
14976:, which used waste ceramic pieces.
14811:Mosaics designed by Oskar Graf for
14554:, many of them made by the firm of
14436:), Museum of Decorative Arts, Paris
12929:, France, by Aloys Walter (1905â06)
12476:In the United States, the designer
12304:balustrade plaque by Guimard (1900)
9688:The introduction of Art Nouveau in
9162:and was inspired especially by the
8812:region) by Serhiy Tymoshenko (1910)
8788:Building on Pankivska Street, 8 in
8768:Dnister credit society building in
8756:by Mykhailo Krychevskyi (1903â1908)
8606:, on the façade of the Singer House
8196:
7139:(1913â1926), several churches near
6538:Art Nouveau and Secession in Serbia
5972:Arta 1900 or Art Nouveau in Romania
5834:Hauptmann Building in Ljubljana by
4935:). Later Lechner himself built the
4927:(1911â1913) in MarosvĂĄsĂĄrhely (now
4249:
2138:
2099:1888 Barcelona Universal Exposition
1235:in London. Also in 1862, in Paris,
629:('Noodle style') by its detractors.
401:By 1914, with the beginning of the
341:1900 Paris International Exposition
288:(1814â1879) and British art critic
13:
24585:Vienna School of Fantastic Realism
23436:Neoclassical architecture in Milan
22438:. University of California Press.
22363:
22189:(in French). Ăditions Parigramme.
22035:. Order of Architects of Romania.
21056:from the original on 7 August 2019
20349:Rough Guides Snapshot: Mexico City
20217:from the original on 17 April 2019
20092:
20062:from the original on 14 March 2014
19926:"Art Nouveau European Route: Riga"
19744:10.1111/j.0954-6820.1926.tb14017.x
19638:from the original on 26 April 2016
19577:from the original on 21 March 2021
19482:magazine, vol. 11 (2008), pp. 2â7"
18460:from the original on 25 April 2019
18342:. 22 February 2013. Archived from
17755:
14413:(1904), Metropolitan Museum of Art
13032:. The HĂŽtel Tassel was visited by
12985:below). While faces of people (or
11058:('Young Poland') style in Poland.
10051:Exposure of structural elements â
10014:in dating to the late Ottoman and
9882:French were behind Art Nouveau in
9516:by Eduardo RodrĂguez Ortega (1905)
9512:Entrance of Casa de los lirios in
9483:National Farmer's Bank of Owatonna
9415:In the United States, the firm of
9392:National Farmer's Bank of Owatonna
9137:Crematorium, with pine cone detail
8691:, who later, ironically, designed
8467:Moscow Yaroslavsky railway station
8214:Art Nouveau architecture in Russia
7793:, and was often combined with the
7430:, where he had previously worked,
7239:Another remarkable variant is the
6413:Art Nouveau in Italy was known as
4880:Works by Ădön Lechner include the
4376:. The movement took its name from
4053:Ernest Ludwig, Grand Duke of Hesse
3968:Jugendstil door handle in Berlin (
3750:found in German magazines such as
3215:(1898â1900), also by Berlage; and
3015:Amsterdam Commodities Exchange by
1929:The Finnish Pavilion, designed by
1326:Development â Brussels (1893â1898)
640:, or, because of the works of the
544:in Catalan, and also known as the
14:
27114:
24659:American Figurative Expressionism
22995:International Gothic art in Italy
22493:
22308:Paris: Panorama de l'architecture
21945:"kitsch - definiÈie Èi paradigmÄ"
20496:from the original on 23 July 2020
20466:from the original on 23 July 2020
20436:from the original on 15 July 2019
20400:from the original on 23 July 2020
20286:from the original on 16 July 2020
20247:from the original on 23 July 2020
20207:"Art Nouveau European Route: Map"
20187:from the original on 23 July 2020
20138:from the original on 27 July 2019
20128:"About Louis Sullivan, Architect"
20107:from the original on 27 July 2019
20005:from the original on 25 July 2019
19966:from the original on 22 June 2020
19936:from the original on 23 July 2020
19494:from the original on 18 July 2020
19369:â Official website of Palau GĂŒell
19242:from the original on 15 June 2012
19102:"Heritage of Timisoara â Cladiri"
18967:from the original on 16 July 2020
18870:from the original on 16 July 2020
18779:from the original on 14 July 2020
18722:from the original on 21 July 2016
18645:from the original on 28 July 2019
18402:The Wardel Pattern Books Revealed
17875:. Van Nostrand Reinhold. p.
17872:An Atlas of European Architecture
17434:MichÚle Lavallée, "Art Nouveau",
17337:Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History
16664:Via Statuto no. 12 (Art Deco) in
16093:and Estate-museum of Scherbov in
15790:House of Hungarian SzecessziĂł in
14479:(Strada Biserica Amzei no. 9) in
12000:Iridescent vase by Tiffany (1904)
11425:. He made a celebrated poster of
10396:Ăsterreichische Galerie Belvedere
10387:Judith and the Head of Holofernes
10310:Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt
9065:in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland
8445:. The most famous example is the
8155:Danish National Business Archives
8075:Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt
7421:Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
6995:by Federico Arias Rey (1911â1914)
6957:in Barcelona by GaudĂ (1906â1912)
6711:in Belgrade by Jovan IlkiÄ (1908)
5985:Minerva publisher headquarter on
5617:Ăsterreichische Galerie Belvedere
5379:, 1905), the buildings of spa in
2344:Rouen-Rive-Droite railway station
2256:at 78, rue du Général-de-Gaulle,
2070:; The Russian architect-designer
1895:The German Pavilion, designed by
1595:Brussels International Exposition
716:. In Finland, it was also called
692:('Lily style'). It is now called
27040:
27023:
26178:
25609:
25608:
24168:Neue KĂŒnstlervereinigung MĂŒnchen
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21937:
21911:
21886:
21861:
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21720:
21704:Macedo, Gisela (21 March 2019).
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21044:magazine, vol. 31 (2019), p. 34"
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20894:
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20868:
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20842:
20809:
20794:
20769:
20744:
20696:Croitoru-Tonciu, Monica (2022).
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20642:
20627:
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20601:
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20508:
20478:
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20307:DK Eyewitness Top 10 Mexico City
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19563:
19544:
19525:
19513:Francisco Augusto da Silva Rocha
19506:
19442:
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19353:
19350:, vol. 14 (May 1955), pp. 18â27.
19340:
19331:
19287:
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19094:
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19064:
19055:
19030:
18994:
18979:
18919:
18858:magazine, vol. 14 (2009), p. 16"
18256:The Short Story of Women Artists
18023:Duncan (1994), pp. 15â16, 25â27.
17460:from the original on 9 July 2020
17304:from the original on 13 May 2013
17193:
16977:
16954:
16931:
16908:
16880:
16858:
16771:Sinuous curves on the façade of
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16573:
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16405:Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
16366:
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16295:
16193:National Art Museum of Catalonia
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14441:
14425:Fireplace mantel, attributed to
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14398:
14378:
14362:
14338:
14315:
14287:
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14182:Plate with peacock feathers, by
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11868:Lily lamp by Tiffany (1900â1910)
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11204:Poster for Grafton Galleries by
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11155:
10946:
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10894:
10877:â Rue Gustave-Lemaire no. 51 in
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10251:and local tradition â Chair, by
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10205:BibliothĂšque nationale de France
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9251:1893 Word's Columbian Exposition
9239:
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9130:
9112:
9096:
9087:with fir-inspired decoration by
9077:
9019:Art Nouveau architecture in Riga
8994:
8982:
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8944:Art Nouveau architecture in Riga
8852:
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8053:Los Angeles County Museum of Art
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7789:, where it was usually known as
7774:Helsinki Central railway station
7765:
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7726:
7703:
7679:
7581:
7569:
7564:Atrium of Major Pessoa Residence
7557:
7541:
7522:
7503:
7426:Inspired by a Paris café called
7395:
7379:
7356:
7333:
7310:
7291:
7218:distinctive Art Nouveau movement
7135:, who himself created houses in
7000:
6981:
6962:
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6886:
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6694:Building of Merchant StamenkoviÄ
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6000:, destroyed by WW2 bombardments)
5978:
5925:, the authot of such works like
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5248:of Prague by PolĂvka (1908â1911)
5238:
5223:
5207:
5199:Frescoes of Municipal House by
5192:
5187:and AntonĂn BalĆĄĂĄnek (1905â1912)
5169:
5146:
5126:
5107:
5075:A notable furniture designer is
5010:
4998:
4979:
4950:Another important architect was
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4793:
4773:
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4494:
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4452:
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4346:
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4301:
4285:
4262:
4185:(1900â1902), other examples are
4024:
4012:
3996:
3980:
3961:
3941:
3921:
3901:
3881:
3699:
3687:
3675:
3660:
3644:
3625:
3605:
3581:
3552:printing works of Edward Everard
3414:
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3335:
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2959:. Others included the decorator
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1957:
1941:
1922:
1910:Paris metro station entrance at
1903:
1888:
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1858:
1840:
1734:Société nationale des beaux-arts
1692:
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1402:
1383:
1371:
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995:
967:
951:
920:
891:. For painting, the name of the
753:('new art'; not in use anymore).
696:in Finland, Sweden, and Norway;
162:
69:
58:
51:
40:
33:
25090:Tunisian collaborative painting
24563:International Typographic Style
22231:(in French). Cologne: Taschen.
22151:(in French). Baseline Co. Ltd.
21991:
21029:, Beaux-Arts Ăditions, pp. 8â21
19900:"Ukrainian modern architecture"
19693:British Journal of Tuberculosis
19687:Palmberg, Albert (April 1908).
19328:- Official website of Casa MilĂ
18901:
18882:
18846:
18810:
18791:
18734:
18625:
18594:
18569:
18550:
18503:
18484:
18430:
18413:
18394:
18371:
18350:
18340:"Art Nouveau â Art Nouveau Art"
18332:
18323:
18297:
18272:
18247:
18181:
18112:
18051:
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18017:
18004:
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17900:Champigneulle, Bernard (1976).
17893:
17862:
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17656:
17638:
17620:
17589:Revue Germanique Internationale
17576:
17561:
17523:
17497:
17484:
17446:
17292:World Heritage Centre, UNESCO.
17184:
17175:
17117:Art Nouveau religious buildings
16060:Fyodor Livchak House Museum in
15016:Silk and wool tapestry design,
14644:Manufacture nationale de SĂšvres
14586:Manufacture nationale de SĂšvres
14278:Vase with vines and snails, by
13474:, Germany, by Georg Wrba (1905)
13375:Manufacture nationale de SĂšvres
12808:Art Nouveau religious buildings
12728:, and new materials, including
12192:Art Nouveau religious buildings
11273:Zodiac Calendar by Mucha (1896)
11022:in the service of pure design.
10613:, unknown architect (1905-1907)
9406:Tiffany window in his house at
8792:by Mykola Shekhonin (1909â1914)
7887:in Helsinki (1908â1912). Also,
7785:Art Nouveau was popular in the
7234:JosĂ© MarĂa Manuel Cortina PĂ©rez
6723:Menrat's Palace in Novi Sad by
5072:(1911â1913) in MarosvĂĄsĂĄrhely.
4911:were commissioned to build the
4851:The pioneer and prophet of the
4326:in Vienna by Wagner (1903â1907)
4120:by artists of Darmstadt Colony
2674:, whose photographs and colour
2419:), where his students included
2009:Manufacture nationale de SĂšvres
1575:, before returning to Belgium.
906:For a chronological guide, see
24843:The Caribbean Artists Movement
22478:. Metropolitan Museum of Art.
22265:Sembach, Klaus-JĂŒrgen (2013).
22091:Fahr-Becker, Gabriele (2015).
21923:inventaris.onroerenderfgoed.be
21626:Edmond Lachenal and His Legacy
20852:, vol. 132 (May 1990), p. 356.
19662:Museum of Finnish Architecture
17943:Culot and Pirlot (2005), p. 20
17342:
17329:
17316:
17247:
17217:
16210:Museo Art Nouveau and Art DĂ©co
14779:by William James Neatby (1898)
14302:no. 29) in Paris, designed by
13915:Adjustable armchair Model 670
13170:UNESCO World Cultural Heritage
12990:
12982:
12802:Architecture and ornamentation
12340:Wrought iron balconies of the
11099:, but it is most prominent in
10006:A notable art movement called
9703:who trained in Barcelona. His
9473:While the architecture of his
9312:Prudential (Guaranty) Building
9150:('Fir-tree Style') emerged in
9024:UNESCO World Cultural Heritage
8089:Great Hall of City Library of
7809:and national awakening. After
7366:, or prayer desk, designed by
7079:into his architecture. In his
5281:along with other artists. The
3507:Scottish baronial architecture
3031:Cabinet/Desk by Berlage (1898)
2999:Poster for Delft Salad Oil by
1111:Beaux-Arts architectural style
850:, it was sometimes called the
725:In Italy, it was often called
458:. In Britain, the French term
286:EugĂšne-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc
1:
23199:Dutch and Flemish Renaissance
22220:Grammaire des Arts DĂ©coratifs
20649:Richard (10 September 2018).
19846:"Baltiska utstÀllningen 1914"
19705:10.1016/S0366-0850(08)80065-8
17737:Dictionnaiare des Architectes
17664:Entretiens sur l'architecture
17210:
16966:
16753:
16649:, produced in 1912, ceramic,
16643:
16174:, Raichle Palace in Subotica
15145:Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh
14870:
14430:
14294:Ceramic façade decoration of
14237:
14057:In Britain, the furniture of
13961:Alliance des industries d'art
13951:, where two major designers,
13545:Ceramic relief and statue in
13435:) by Georg Wasastjerna (1903)
13055:, the prefect of Paris under
12885:One of the mascarons made by
12573:
12551:
12532:
12433:
12271:
12142:Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh
12032:
11915:
11897:Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh
11807:
11107:. It was well-suited to the
10855:
10537:no. 140â140bis) in Paris, by
10424:Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh
10360:
10337:
10302:
10272:
9666:) were Italians. In works of
9370:
9009:, the present-day capital of
8973:Stairway in PÄkĆĄÄns House by
8528:in Moscow by Schechtel (1900)
8270:
8067:
7181:Another major modernista was
6505:The most important figure in
6035:
6016:
5994:
5639:
5634:"Iris" stained glass window,
5433:(1898â1901) â southern façade
4871:Hungarian Parliament Building
4867:Zsolnay Porcelain Manufactory
4719:Geological Museum of Budapest
4506:
4483:
4036:
3969:
3780:to describe Art Nouveau (see
3710:, now an office building, in
3516:Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh
3505:, whose work was inspired by
3407:Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh
3258:, whose work inclined toward
2882:and the ideas of the English
2647:
2554:Poster by Camille Martin for
2516:
2299:Alfred Wagon building at 24,
1984:: the main exhibit hall, the
1834:Exposition Universelle (1900)
1495:. All four are now part of a
1249:Examples of Chinese Ornaments
1151:Entretiens sur l'architecture
1064:James Abbott McNeill Whistler
1021:printed textile design (1883)
566:('Viennese youth style'), or
339:. It reached its peak at the
136:
25314:Modern European ink painting
24686:Bay Area Figurative Movement
22395:Debora L. Silverman (1992),
22012:Bouillon, Jean-Paul (1985).
20951:Malaspina University-College
20609:"AATC Artists â Ze'ev Raban"
19274:"Art Nouveau World â Serbia"
18716:UNESCO World Heritage Centre
18680:Dictionnaire des Architectes
18500:â Art Nouveau European Route
17339:, Metropolitan Museum of Art
17324:Dictionnaire des Architectes
17162:Main Customs Office (Munich)
17147:Second Industrial Revolution
16509:
16245:Museum of Catalan Modernisme
15550:Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
14143:Glazed earthenware vase, by
13852:Chair by Gaspar Homar (1903)
13682:
13451:, France, by Ernest BussiĂšre
13333:
12607:Brooch with woman by Lalique
12494:
12197:
12157:World's Columbian Exposition
11756:
11290:Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen
10675:Maurice Du Bois dâAuberville
10529:Sinuous onion-shaped tops â
10229:Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
10219:Floral patterns â Lamp with
10086:flowers â Wall tapestry, by
9464:World's Columbian Exposition
9378:Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
8843:Zemstvo school in Kizlivka,
8808:, Southern Russia (historic
8673:Cathedral of Saint Demetrius
8641:Russian Revival architecture
7390:by Antoni Rigalt (1905â1908)
7008:Sanctuary of Maria Magdalena
6494:(1901â1903); Milan, and the
5285:(1904â1912) was designed by
5265:(1901â1909) was designed by
5044:Franz Liszt Academy of Music
4309:Karlsplatz Stadtbahn Station
4245:Secession in AustriaâHungary
2629:Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
2556:L'Exposition d'art décoratif
2429:Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen
2101:marked the beginning of the
2035:presented a pavilion called
1470:. He was a great admiror of
1378:Stairway of the HĂŽtel Tassel
1199:, particularly the works of
1121:Function should define form.
958:Japanese woodblock print by
7:
24975:Artificial intelligence art
22325:Thiébaut, Philippe (2018).
22293:Barron's Educational Series
22095:(in French). H.F. Ullmann.
21843:Wilhide, Elizabeth (2022).
17591:(in French) (13): 155â168.
17413:Madsen, S. Tschudi (1977).
17104:
17087:Friedensreich Hundertwasser
16961:Strada Dimitrie RacoiÈa in
16947:Friedensreich Hundertwasser
16851:
16606:Secessionist façade of the
15898:Museo del Objeto del Objeto
15868:Riga Art Nouveau Museum in
14962:Palau de la MĂșsica Catalana
14681:, where Zsolnay received a
14129:
13596:by Eusebi Arnau (1916â1928)
13279:Palau de la MĂșsica Catalana
13145:Palau de la MĂșsica Catalana
12097:, who made windows for the
11483:
9832:interior, built in 1918 by
9431:1900 Exposition Universelle
9119:Crematorium, with stylised
8881:Ukrainian folk architecture
8804:Albashy railway station in
8649:Architecture of Kievan Rus'
8643:, which drew from historic
8388:, and the book illustrator
7614:Manuel Joaquim Norte JĂșnior
7593:The Art Nouveau variant in
7388:Palau de la MĂșsica Catalana
7164:Palau de la MĂșsica Catalana
6517:, Liberty sculptor, and of
6177:, drawing for the cover of
6148:flowers above the arch door
5987:Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta
5674:under the influence of the
5293:and features sculptures of
5115:Prague main railway station
4218:Reichsland ElsaĂ-Lothringen
3820:, published in Munich, and
3803:, founded in 1897, and the
3781:
2862:UNESCO World Heritage sites
2411:and a celebrated poster of
1847:Main entrance to the Paris
1468:Royal Greenhouses of Laeken
1257:Art and Industries in Japan
1243:, was open, where Japanese
1215:founded a monthly journal,
651:In Denmark, it is known as
363:
10:
27119:
26970:Situationist International
24888:Post-painterly abstraction
24711:Situationist International
24085:Pennsylvania Impressionism
22516:Art Nouveau European Route
22510:RĂ©seau Art Nouveau Network
22462:Modern'style (Art Nouveau)
22407:Design of the 20th Century
21893:Criticos, Mihaela (2009).
21818:Criticos, Mihaela (2009).
21771:Criticos, Mihaela (2009).
21746:Criticos, Mihaela (2009).
20902:Expressionist Architecture
20725:Caractéristique des Styles
20036:Ecole d'art et Style sapin
19605:National Museum of Finland
18746:Art Nouveau European Route
18187:Sterner (1982), pp. 38â42.
17782:. Septentrion. p. 38.
17645:Pauliac, Laurence (2005).
17137:RĂ©seau Art Nouveau Network
17129:Paris architecture of the
16593:National Theatre Bucharest
16479:Metropolitan Museum of Art
16449:, Museum of Local Lore in
16379:Victoria and Albert Museum
15580:Museum of the Nancy School
15386:Belgian Comic Strip Center
15213:
15166:presented a textile work,
15024:, an early example of the
14699:
14696:tradition of the country.
14657:, Hungary, was founded by
14149:Metropolitan Museum of Art
14083:, Josef Maria Olbrich and
13981:Henri Bellery-Desfontaines
13686:
13488:National Museum of Finland
12805:
12790:jewellery was the city of
12076:Henri Bergé (illustrateur)
11760:
11585:Six-winged Seraph (Azrael)
11146:
11081:Expressionist architecture
10165:, Paris, by Guimard (1899)
9999:artchitechture throughout
9494:Toledo Metal Furniture Co.
9488:Also worth noting are the
9421:National Academy of Design
9369:Wisteria lamp by Tiffany (
9068:
8941:
8733:
8634:in Saint Petersburg (1910)
8203:
7846:National Museum of Finland
7842:Pohjola Insurance building
7688:Pohjola Insurance building
7672:
7282:
7201:art museum), Casa Macaya,
6938:in Barcelona by GaudĂ and
6846:
6803:. Art Nouveau heritage in
6541:
6295:
6232:Elena Alexandrina Bednarik
5567:Apollo (System Copernicus)
5402:
5309:, and Mucha later painted
5269:and features paintings of
5057:(stained glass, 1906) and
4311:in Vienna by Wagner (1899)
4253:
4139:(founded by Hoffmann), by
4031:Jugendstil pewter dish by
3670:in Berlin by Endell (1906)
3651:Spa complex Sprudelhof in
3572:
3286:
3280:
2689:
2558:at the Galeries Poirel in
2147:
1831:
1512:Royal Academy of Fine Arts
1497:UNESCO World Heritage Site
1493:Maison & Atelier Horta
913:
905:
901:
737:, the founder of London's
470:(akin to the British term
252:of art, architecture, and
26866:
26788:
26627:
26567:
26558:
26440:
26240:
26172:
25869:
25663:
25604:
25408:
25173:
24983:
24763:
24555:
24539:
24471:California Scene Painting
24350:California Scene Painting
24306:Figurative Constructivism
24218:
24023:
23802:
23791:
23621:
23558:
23451:
23367:
23357:Poussinists and Rubenists
23258:
23062:
22795:
22595:
22586:
22573:
22488:– via Google Books.
22448:– via Google Books.
22432:Auslander, Leora (1996).
22380:William Craft Brumfield.
22170:. Flame Tree Publishing.
22122:L'Art et le monde moderne
22001:, Paris, Larousse (2012)
21511:van Lemmen, Hans (2013).
20817:"Rodin, a Japanese Dream"
20801:Constantin, Paul (1972).
20750:Renault and Lazé, (2006)
20741:Duncan (1994), pp. 27â28.
20336:– via Google Books.
19956:"Historic Centre of Riga"
19422:McCully, Marilyn (1978).
19365:19 September 2020 at the
19163:"Str. Mitropoliei nr. 20"
19137:wondersoftransylvania.com
18986:Constantin, Paul (1972).
18427:, vol. 7 (Oct. 1935), 27.
18281:The Story of Scottish Art
17627:Bressani, Martin (2014).
17533:Art nouveau and Industrie
17443:, accessed 11 April 2008.
17370:Duncan (1994), pp. 23â24.
17275:â EncyclopĂŠdia Britannica
16830:Charles Rennie Mackintosh
16651:Kunstgewerbemuseum Berlin
16566:Charles Rennie Mackintosh
16219:Museu Agbar de les AigĂŒes
16006:Darvas-La Roche house in
15518:Museum of Decorative Arts
15390:Musical Instrument Museum
15115:in the collection of the
14675:1873 World Fair in Vienna
14234:Stellmacher & Kessner
14188:Museum of Decorative Arts
14059:Charles Rennie Mackintosh
13736:Charles Rennie Mackintosh
13470:at Sankt-Mang-Brunnen in
13275:LluĂs DomĂšnech i Montaner
13042:entrances of the stations
13013:in Brussels (1905â1911).
12845:Thistles and curve-lined
12784:Charles Rennie Mackintosh
12380:Lamp by German architect
12175:, was founded in 1903 in
12146:The House of an Art Lover
11933:Stained glass windows by
11800:Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
11439:Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
11226:by Will H. Bradley (1895)
11190:Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
11090:
10990:styles, and artists like
10605:Simplicity (sometimes) -
10420:Charles Rennie Mackintosh
10185:Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
10148:Kunstgewerbemuseum Berlin
10082:, depicting the stems of
9769:(Palace of Fine Arts) in
9765:Art Nouveau/Neoclassical
8847:by Opanas Slastion (1912)
8398:
8354:
8344:
7909:
7807:Golden Age of Finnish Art
7386:Stained glass ceiling of
7267:Fernando ArbĂłs y Tremanti
7259:Cementerio de la Almudena
7207:
7191:
7156:Castell dels Tres Dragons
7152:LluĂs DomĂšnech i Montaner
6917:Lluis Domenech i Montaner
6582:House of Vuk's Foundation
6527:
6523:Milanese Academy of Brera
5750:Saint Nicholas' Cathedral
5670:(1898â1901), designed by
5552:National Museum in KrakĂłw
5527:Saint Nicholas' Cathedral
5330:Museum of Eastern Bohemia
4667:. It was designated as a
4614:Darmstadt Artists' Colony
4594:Linke Wienzeile Buildings
4213:Art Nouveau in Strasbourg
4151:joined the movement. The
4049:Darmstadt Artists' Colony
3614:Darmstadt Artists' Colony
3499:Charles Rennie Mackintosh
2963:, and the graphic artist
2936:
2930:
2905:
2899:
2623:Bedroom furniture of the
2460:Théùtre de la Renaissance
2327:
2301:
2225:
2177:
2107:LluĂs DomĂšnech i Montaner
1524:neoclassical architecture
1300:Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
733:('Liberty style'), after
424:
145:
132:
107:(1896); wall cabinet by
26:
27103:20th century in the arts
27098:19th century in the arts
25569:Prehistoric European art
25218:Contemporary African art
24701:Gendai Bijutsu Kondankai
24629:GeneraciĂłn de la Ruptura
24256:Universal Constructivism
24048:California Impressionism
24003:American Barbizon school
22227:Sarnitz, August (2018).
22222:(in French). Flammarion.
22014:Journal de l'Art Nouveau
21973:. Prestel. p. 277.
21845:Design - The Whole Story
21274:28 February 2021 at the
21227:. UNESCO. Archived from
20900:Pehnt, Wolfgang (1973).
20056:"Fondation Le Corbusier"
19732:Acta Medica Scandinavica
19399:. UNESCO. Archived from
18532:Junghanns, Kurt (1982).
18279:Goudie, Lachlan (2020).
17985:25 February 2021 at the
17492:Journal de l'Art Nouveau
17168:
16491:Art Institute of Chicago
16260:Art Nouveau House-Museum
15486:Museum SĂžnderjylland in
15465:Museum of Modern Art in
15365:Maison and Atelier Horta
15129:Arts and Crafts movement
15117:King Baudouin Foundation
15072:Printed cotton from the
14692:that continued the long
14679:1878 World Fair in Paris
14331:Art Institute of Chicago
14052:Arts and Crafts movement
13327:Santa Coloma de CervellĂł
13245:Maison and Atelier Horta
13147:in Barcelona (1905â1909)
13097:Maison and Atelier Horta
13053:Georges-EugĂšne Haussmann
12867:Vitebsky railway station
12640:King Baudouin Foundation
11960:stained glass window by
11541:Beethoven Frieze in the
11413:The Swiss-French artist
11295:Les MaĂźtres de l'affiche
11016:Arts and Crafts movement
9499:Art Nouveau in Argentina
9276:(1893â1896), now in the
8720:Princess Maria Tenisheva
8276:), Talashkino Art Colony
7858:Helsinki Railway Station
7271:Francisco Andrés Octavio
6569:and Ullmann Gyula (1868)
5898:Secession architect was
5263:The main railway station
5214:Stained glass window of
4939:in Pozsony (present-day
4846:by Ferenc Raichle (1913)
4780:Relief on the façade of
4764:building in Budapest by
4753:Mosaic on the façade of
4128:; by another founder of
3497:, with the creations of
3444:Arts and Crafts movement
3433:, designed and built by
3380:Everard's Printing Works
2884:Arts and Crafts movement
2066:; Bernhardt Pankok from
1797:Georges-EugĂšne Haussmann
1558:Arts and Crafts movement
1423:International Exposition
1233:International Exhibition
1143:ChĂąteau de Roquetaillade
1098:. The chair designed by
1048:Arts and Crafts movement
439:to describe the work of
298:Arts and Crafts movement
82:Clockwise from top left:
27088:Art movements in Europe
26480:Experimental literature
26185:Architecture portal
25396:Walking Artists Network
24733:Letterist International
24573:Washington Color School
23487:Arts in the Philippines
22504:National Gallery of Art
22117:, 2001. pp. 53â57.
21445:21 January 2021 at the
20940:18 January 2012 at the
20850:The Burlington Magazine
20636:Secularizing the Sacred
20589:Palacio de Bellas Artes
20100:EncyclopĂŠdia Britannica
19518:31 October 2020 at the
19037:Florea, Vasile (2016).
18889:AladĂĄr KörösfĆi-Kriesch
18407:3 December 2013 at the
18164:Culot & Pirlot 2005
18012:The Burlington Magazine
17845:Culot & Pirlot 2005
17833:Culot & Pirlot 2005
17778:BEKAERT, GEERT (1985).
17572:. Paris: CNRS Ă©ditions.
17441:Oxford University Press
17437:Grove Dictionary of Art
17240:Sembach, Klaus-JĂŒrgen,
17152:Timeline of Art Nouveau
17041:poster artists such as
16887:Kalandestraat no. 1 in
16525:Henry-Russell Hitchcock
15994:Székely National Museum
15716:Darmstadt Colony Museum
15623:Finnish National Museum
15080:department store (1904)
14898:AladĂĄr KörösfĆi-Kriesch
14813:Merkelâsches Schwimmbad
14610:Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat
14512:Ceramic art, including
14499:Panel on the façade of
14454:Georges-Théodore Renaud
14009:François-Rupert Carabin
13801:and other furniture by
13657:architectural sculpture
13623:Charles Van der Stappen
13163:in Brussels (1905â1911)
12999:National romantic style
12891:Palacio de Bellas Artes
12853:by Charles Klein (1903)
12412:Gate of Villa Knopf in
12122:Austro-Hungarian Empire
12120:, then a region of the
11506:National Gallery of Art
11143:Posters and graphic art
10953:Mix of Art Nouveau and
10931:Beaux Arts architecture
10929:Mix of Art Nouveau and
10901:Mix of Art Nouveau and
10873:Mix of Art Nouveau and
10842:Mix of Art Nouveau and
10301:, E. Colin & Cie. (
10247:Inspiration taken from
10108:Rue Jean-de-La-Fontaine
9973:AladĂĄr KörösfĆi-Kriesch
9950:Palacio de Bellas Artes
9767:Palacio de Bellas Artes
8827:(now Hotel Ukraine) in
8685:Marfo-Mariinsky Convent
8306:Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
8167:National Romantic Style
7795:National Romantic Style
7738:National Romantic Style
7734:By the River of Tuonela
7715:National Romantic Style
7668:in the Nordic countries
7241:Madrilenian Art Nouveau
7176:World Cultural Heritage
6529:Académie des Beaux-Arts
6211:(Allegory of Music) by
6152:curvy woodwork elements
6131:Austro-Hungarian Empire
6096:Former Al. Assan shop (
5962:Croatian State Archives
5883:Croatian State Archives
5305:(1908â1911) along with
5028:AladĂĄr KörösfĆi-Kriesch
5026:Art Colony, founded by
4962:. KĂłs took the Finnish
4460:Woman in a Yellow Dress
4229:, with influences from
4166:, was a predecessor of
4103:Marfo-Mariinsky Convent
4051:was founded in 1899 by
3844:Arnold Böcklin typeface
3421:Interior hallway view,
3330:department store (1899)
3221:Herman Hendrik Baanders
3080:Herman Hendrik Baanders
2692:Art Nouveau in Brussels
2279:for furniture designer
1982:Beaux-Arts architecture
1750:Maison de l'Art Nouveau
1742:Maison de l'Art Nouveau
1058:(1859), and the lavish
908:Timeline of Art Nouveau
555:Austro-Hungarian Empire
448:Maison de l'Art Nouveau
351:, and the glassware of
26746:Second Viennese School
26377:Neue Slowenische Kunst
26248:Abstract expressionism
25507:Illuminated manuscript
25155:The Designers Republic
25105:Neue Slowenische Kunst
25028:Pattern and Decoration
24928:Institutional critique
24568:Abstract expressionism
23548:Latin American Baroque
23504:Colonial Asian Baroque
22344:Vigne, George (2016).
22327:Mucha et l'Art Nouveau
22306:Texier, Simon (2012).
22269:(in French). Taschen.
21999:L'Architecture Moderne
21969:Wolf, Norbert (2015).
21869:"26, avenue Montaigne"
21643:19 August 2013 at the
21250:AgustĂ Querol Subirats
21212:L'Architecture Moderne
20634:Mishofy, Alec (2019).
19454:11 August 2020 at the
19131:UngvĂĄri, ZrĂnyi Imre.
19106:heritageoftimisoara.ro
17869:Sachar, Brian (1984).
17793:Horta, Victor (1925).
17583:Recht, Roland (2000).
16706:Charles Robinson Sykes
16562:House for an art lover
16089:; Municipal Museum in
16085:, Estate of Aseevs in
15757:Museum of Applied Arts
15273:Museum of Applied Arts
15154:who in 1896 published
15127:had helped launch the
15003:Textiles and wallpaper
14995:, especially those by
14865:, France, designed by
14795:golden background, in
14720:, Russia (1870sâ1890s)
14552:architectural ceramics
14501:Genval railway station
14477:MiÈa the Cyclist House
14349:, France, designed by
14245:Museum of Applied Arts
14207:Grande Maison de Blanc
14044:Gustave Serrurier-Bovy
13638:AgustĂ Querol Subirats
13531:AgustĂ Querol Subirats
13119:Entrance buildings in
12591:A corsage ornament by
12250:Cast iron Baluster by
12151:In the United States,
11622:, Brussels (1905â1911)
11255:Biscuits LefĂšvre-Utile
11060:
11052:
11042:
10706:and the decoration of
10163:PĂšre Lachaise Cemetery
9985:AgustĂ Querol Subirats
9830:Mexico City Gran Hotel
9727:Gustave Serrurier-Bovy
9164:
9144:
9043:
8430:
8422:
8414:
8406:
8165:, then a proponent of
8147:Royal Dramatic Theatre
7799:Grand Duchy of Finland
7597:(Portugal) was called
7443:
7413:
7245:
7226:Vicente Pascual Pastor
7183:Josep Puig i Cadafalch
7040:
6974:Josep Puig i Cadafalch
6739:Subotica City Hall by
6443:Arthur Lasenby Liberty
6433:
6427:
6421:
6415:
6248:MiÈa the Cyclist House
5931:JeĆĄua D. Salom Mansion
5770:JeĆĄua D. Salom Mansion
5514:by Emanuel Rost (1903)
4954:who was a follower of
4882:Museum of Applied Arts
4863:architectural ceramics
4853:
4696:Museum of Applied Arts
4665:modernist architecture
4172:Modernist architecture
4116:at the instigation of
3728:
3720:
3612:Ernst Ludwig House in
3592:photography studio in
3486:(of Scottish descent)
3178:Hendrik Petrus Berlage
3145:
3139:
3017:Hendrik Petrus Berlage
2961:Gustave Serrurier-Bovy
2805:(1898â99), now in the
2803:Gustave Serrurier-Bovy
2761:
2696:Art Nouveau in Antwerp
2686:Art Nouveau in Belgium
2627:(1901â02), now in the
2534:Poster for the dancer
2369:
1976:Exposition universelle
1851:Exposition Universelle
1826:Exposition Universelle
1816:Exposition Universelle
1814:
1584:Gustave Serrurier-Bovy
1255:appeared, and in 1870
1072:Dante Gabriel Rossetti
983:(1876â77), now in the
981:James McNeill Whistler
883:
837:
828:
820:
814:
805:
799:
793:
780:
771:
765:
749:
743:
735:Arthur Lasenby Liberty
727:
718:
708:
698:
688:
682:
674:
668:
662:
653:
625:
619:
613:
605:
597:
589:
581:
568:
559:
538:
530:
522:
508:
502:
492:
482:
476:
466:
460:
447:
302:
248:) is an international
26853:Theatre of the Absurd
26776:Twelve-tone technique
26655:Electroacoustic music
25145:Artist-run initiative
25120:Young British Artists
25085:New European Painting
25021:Moscow Conceptualists
24943:Feminist art movement
24721:Ukrainian underground
24696:Gutai Art Association
24095:Ten American Painters
23599:Western influence in
22576:List of art movements
22246:Sato, Tamako (2015).
22185:Plum, Gilles (2014).
22147:Lahor, Jean (2007) .
22115:Harry N. Abrams, Inc.
22052:Bruxelles Art Nouveau
21727:"Haworth Art Gallery"
21464:11 April 2021 at the
21426:11 April 2021 at the
21407:11 April 2021 at the
21388:11 April 2021 at the
21369:11 April 2021 at the
21350:11 April 2021 at the
21331:11 April 2021 at the
21312:11 April 2021 at the
21293:16 March 2021 at the
21255:11 April 2021 at the
21181:15 March 2021 at the
21162:15 March 2021 at the
21132:"Art Nouveau Jewelry"
21027:Les Nabis et le décor
20973:11 April 2015 at the
20904:, Thames and Hudson,
20594:11 April 2021 at the
20539:11 April 2021 at the
20520:11 April 2021 at the
19831:11 April 2021 at the
19812:11 April 2021 at the
19537:17 March 2021 at the
19383:Duncan (1994), p. 52.
19061:Elena Olariu... p. 16
18931:11 April 2021 at the
18894:11 April 2021 at the
18803:11 April 2021 at the
18606:11 April 2021 at the
18562:8 August 2019 at the
18515:11 April 2021 at the
18254:Hodge, Susie (2020).
18118:Duncan (1994), p. 37.
17766:Bruxelles Art Nouveau
17490:Bouillon, Jean-Paul,
17454:"Reteaua Art Nouveau"
17271:19 April 2019 at the
17201:Nicholas II of Russia
17157:World Art Nouveau Day
16965:, unknown architect (
16734:Robert Mallet-Stevens
16547:Influence on Art Deco
16531:without a mention of
16223:CornellĂ de Llobregat
16131:Museum of Applied Art
15661:Gallen-Kallela Museum
14945:Louis Comfort Tiffany
14826:, Germany (1905â1907)
14021:Alexandre Charpentier
13689:Art Nouveau furniture
13549:, Czech Republic, by
13403:Jean-Baptiste Larrivé
13079:. It was designed by
12889:in the façade of the
12761:Louis Comfort Tiffany
12732:, moulded glass, and
12621:Charles Robert Ashbee
12318:François-Raoul Larche
12153:Louis Comfort Tiffany
11976:Stained glass window
11939:Church of St. Leopold
11804:Louis Comfort Tiffany
11763:Art Nouveau glass art
11048:Arts and Crafts style
10963:Greco-Roman antiquity
10961:, a motif taken from
10861:), private collection
10748:Louis Comfort Tiffany
10336:, unknown architect (
10225:Louis Comfort Tiffany
9817:, Namibia (1909â1910)
9705:Club Español building
9588:Club Español building
9572:ConfiterĂa del Molino
9417:Louis Comfort Tiffany
9394:by Sullivan (1907â08)
9278:Cincinnati Art Museum
9274:Louis Comfort Tiffany
9160:Charles lâEplattenier
8938:(Art Nouveau in Riga)
8921:local Ukrainian style
7815:Akseli Gallen-Kallela
7742:Akseli Gallen-Kallela
7686:Main entrance of the
7605:Museum of Arte Nova.
7263:José López Sallaberry
7230:Timoteo Briet Montaud
7213:('House of Spikes').
7083:(1884â1887) and then
6853:Valencian Art Nouveau
6623:by Marcell Komor and
6567:Albert KĂĄlmĂĄn KĆrössy
6364:1902 Turin Exposition
5993:, unknown architect (
5725:(1905â1908), and the
5704:House Under the Globe
5684:House Under the Globe
5405:Art Nouveau in Poland
4974:, Romania, 1911â12).
4642:Kunstschau Exhibition
4324:Church of St. Leopold
4112:, founded in 1907 in
3530:Viennese art movement
3512:Glasgow School of Art
3366:, Glasgow (1899â1902)
3241:Holland America Lines
2350:, with sculptures by
2258:Douvres-la-DĂ©livrande
2229:, Paris, designed by
2199:Jean-Baptiste Larrivé
2144:Art Nouveau in France
2076:Louis Comfort Tiffany
1766:Louis Comfort Tiffany
1599:Henri Privat-Livemont
1556:, the founder of the
1107:EugĂšne Viollet-le-Duc
881:, while it is called
848:Louis Comfort Tiffany
666:('Reform style'), or
125:Louis Comfort Tiffany
123:(1892â1893); lamp by
26838:Postdramatic theatre
26823:Experimental theatre
26360:Multidimensional art
26129:Critical regionalism
25711:Critical regionalism
24955:Saqqakhaneh movement
24848:Chicano art movement
24716:Soviet Nonconformist
24522:Boston Expressionism
24505:Abstraction-Création
24323:Arbeitsrat fĂŒr Kunst
24316:Cologne Progressives
24036:Art Nouveau in Milan
23839:Anglo-Japanese style
23815:National romanticism
23245:Fontainebleau School
23155:Northern Renaissance
22990:International Gothic
22472:Goss, Jared (2014).
22250:. Cologne: Taschen.
22218:Riley, Noël (2004).
22113:, new ed. New York:
21732:21 June 2017 at the
20803:Arta 1900 Ăźn RomĂąnia
20041:26 July 2019 at the
19658:"Magnus Schjerfbeck"
19610:26 July 2019 at the
19556:5 March 2021 at the
19449:Casa do Major Pessoa
19324:25 July 2019 at the
19195:. Bestofsicily.com.
18988:Arta 1900 Ăźn RomĂąnia
18912:10 July 2019 at the
18496:16 July 2019 at the
18346:on 22 February 2013.
17530:Lingenheim, Claire.
17326:Victor Horta article
16868:San Francisco Oracle
16775:no. 26 in Paris, by
16403:Mackintosh House in
16280:Hospital de Sant Pau
16152:Uros Predic's Studio
16144:Jovan CvijiÄ's House
16046:State Russian Museum
15445:East Bohemian Museum
15352:Fin-de-SiĂšcle Museum
15292:Wagner Pavilions at
15245:Broad-scope museums
15172:La Libre Esthéthique
14958:Hospital de Sant Pau
14849:, Russia (1908â1914)
14032:Art Nouveau movement
13818:Furniture from Turin
13784:Richard Riemerschmid
13356:Karl Hansen Reistrup
13289:), and the works of
13283:Hospital de Sant Pau
13095:Spiral staircase in
12489:Joseph Maria Olbrich
12478:George Grant Elmslie
12252:George Grant Elmslie
11564:and ink painting of
10911:Ancient Egyptian art
10787:Joseph Maria Olbrich
10673:no. 19 in Paris, by
10629:no. 18 in Paris, by
10563:Fin-de-SiĂšcle Museum
10531:FĂ©lix Potin Building
10460:Fernand Dubois House
10028:Ephraim Moses Lilien
9971:, Hungarian artists
9799:Ephraim Moses Lilien
9773:, Mexico (1904â1934)
9341:, by Sullivan (1899)
9318:, by Sullivan (1896)
9259:Winter Park, Florida
8716:Smolensk Governorate
8645:Russian architecture
8243:Illustration of the
8095:Karl Hansen Reistrup
7477:for the Battle House
7285:Art Nouveau in Alcoy
7246:Modernismo madrileño
7168:Hospital de Sant Pau
6913:Hospital de Sant Pau
6867:El Capricho de GaudĂ
6306:Art Nouveau in Turin
6302:Art Nouveau in Milan
5960:(1903â1904) and the
5719:Lviv railway station
5692:StanisĆaw WyspiaĆski
5686:(1904â1905) and the
5672:Franciszek MÄ
czyĆski
5591:Kazimierz Stabrowski
5572:StanisĆaw WyspiaĆski
5529:in Bielsko-BiaĆa by
5489:Lviv railway station
5431:Franciszek MÄ
czyĆski
5399:Secession in Galicia
5354:Joseph Maria Olbrich
5328:(1905â1907) and the
4964:National Romanticism
4721:by Lechner (1898â99)
4610:Joseph Maria Olbrich
4394:Joseph Maria Olbrich
4278:Joseph Maria Olbrich
4162:, founded by him in
4141:Richard Riemerschmid
4122:Joseph Maria Olbrich
4057:Joseph Maria Olbrich
3989:Richard Riemerschmid
3862:Richard Riemerschmid
3618:Joseph Maria Olbrich
3453:Sir Christopher Wren
3358:Hatrack building by
3202:Joseph Maria Olbrich
3122:Cathedral of St Bavo
3103:Hijman Louis de Jong
2781:department store in
2477:, also known as the
2321:department store by
2302:place Ătienne Pernet
2154:Art Nouveau in Paris
2121:Joseph Maria Olbrich
1752:showed paintings by
1172:The French painters
1070:painters, including
985:Freer Gallery of Art
763:In the Netherlands,
747:('floral style') or
617:('Whiplash style'),
486:(after the novelist
419:Museum of Modern Art
313:appeared in Brussels
26340:Lyrical Abstraction
25977:International style
25969:Rationalist-Fascist
25913:Stripped Classicism
25846:Stripped Classicism
25826:Rationalist-Fascist
25751:International style
25657:modern architecture
25490:Hierarchy of genres
25055:Saint Soleil School
24991:Post-conceptual art
24960:The Stars Art Group
24838:Black Arts Movement
24801:Neo-Dada Organizers
24602:Lyrical abstraction
24335:Australian tonalism
24008:California Tonalism
23680:Hudson River School
23483:Colonial Asian art
23223:English Renaissance
23172:GhentâBruges school
23160:Early Netherlandish
23072:Italian Renaissance
22985:Gothic art in Milan
22506:in Washington, D.C.
22283:Sterner, Gabriele,
21566:pop.culture.gouv.fr
21541:pop.culture.gouv.fr
21513:5000 Years of Tiles
21468:â Art Nouveau World
21449:â Art Nouveau World
21430:â Art Nouveau World
21411:â Art Nouveau World
21392:â Art Nouveau World
21373:â Art Nouveau World
21354:â Art Nouveau World
21335:â Art Nouveau World
21316:â Art Nouveau World
21297:â Art Nouveau World
21278:â Art Nouveau World
21259:â Art Nouveau World
21201:(2006), pp. 107â111
21185:â Art Nouveau World
21166:â Art Nouveau World
21001:, pp. 120â121.
20957:, British Columbia.
20889:Woman's Art Journal
20781:pop.culture.gouv.fr
20727:(1989), pp. 198â199
20673:pop.culture.gouv.fr
20598:â Art Nouveau World
20543:â Art Nouveau World
20524:â Art Nouveau World
20159:, pp. 325â330.
20045:â La Chaux-de-Fonds
19889:, pp. 189â192.
19835:â Art Nouveau World
19816:â Art Nouveau World
19571:"Art Nouveau World"
19560:â Art Nouveau World
19541:â Art Nouveau World
19522:â Art Nouveau World
19167:Patrimoniu.Sibiu.ru
18935:â Art Nouveau World
18898:â Art Nouveau World
18807:â Art Nouveau World
18698:(2013), pp. 203â213
18610:â Art Nouveau World
18519:â Art Nouveau World
18244:, pp. 166â167.
18232:, pp. 170â171.
18142:, pp. 136â137.
18085:, pp. 179â188.
18035:, pp. 391â413.
17989:â Art Nouveau World
17931:28 May 2020 at the
17481:, pp. 335â358.
17396:15 May 2021 at the
16395:Haworth Art Gallery
14824:Esslingen am Neckar
14636:Dancer with a Scarf
14598:Villeroy & Boch
14526:sang de boeuf glaze
14485:Nicolae C. MihÄescu
14475:tiled stove in the
14411:Van Briggle Pottery
14405:Mistletoe vase, by
13603:Dancer with a Scarf
13486:Bear statue at the
13371:Dancer with a Scarf
12865:Whiplash motifs at
12126:J. & L. Lobmeyr
11978:Veranda de la Salle
11883:cup by Gallé (1901)
11520:Women at the Spring
11366:Festival poster by
10975:FrantiĆĄek Schlaffer
10671:Rue Octave-Feuillet
9983:, Catalan sculptor
9960:), local architect
9888:French protectorate
9694:Francisco Roca SimĂł
9668:JuliĂĄn GarcĂa NĂșñez
9628:in Buenos Aires by
9555:in Buenos Aires by
9228:St. Louis, Missouri
9224:Wainwright Building
9156:Canton of NeuchĂątel
9142:A variation called
9125:or pine cone detail
8975:KonstantÄ«ns PÄkĆĄÄns
8889:Poltava Governorate
8630:Dining room of the
8372:, and chief editor
8332:Afternoon of a Faun
8330:Program design for
7459:Ramon Casas i CarbĂł
7432:Pere Romeu i BorrĂ s
7222:Valencian Community
7185:, who designed the
7023:Valencian Community
6656:KaraÄorÄeviÄ Bridge
6590:Aleksandar Bugarski
6484:Palazzo Castiglioni
6441:took its name from
6340:Palazzo Castiglioni
6252:Nicolae C. MihÄescu
5799:by VancaĆĄ (1902â03)
5723:Lviv's Philharmonic
5711:WĆadysĆaw SadĆowski
5613:Kazimierz Sichulski
5570:, stained glass by
5493:WĆadysĆaw SadĆowski
5311:St. Vitus Cathedral
5216:St. Vitus Cathedral
4669:World Heritage Site
4443:, no. 12, p. 8, by
4410:Vienna KĂŒnstlerhaus
4239:history of the city
3633:Mexikoplatz station
3382:by Henry Williams,
2331:, Paris (1905â1910)
1489:Edmond van Eetvelde
1217:Le Japon artistique
1139:Notre-Dame de Paris
843:('fir-tree style').
686:('Wave style'), or
657:('Work of beauty').
614:Style coup de fouet
23:
26953:Postmodernist film
26858:Theatre of Cruelty
26741:Rock in Opposition
26682:Free improvisation
26325:Post-Impressionism
26258:Art & Language
26060:(1940sâlate 1970s)
26049:Mid-century modern
26017:Postconstructivism
25961:Streamline Moderne
25841:Streamline Moderne
25806:Postconstructivism
25761:Mid-Century modern
25532:Landscape painting
25140:New Leipzig School
25080:Neo-conceptual art
24828:Art & Language
24823:Capitalist realism
24745:Florida Highwaymen
24681:Hard-edge painting
24495:Streamline Moderne
24456:Harlem Renaissance
24299:Novecento Italiano
24127:Deutscher Werkbund
23954:Post-Impressionism
23516:Latin American art
23320:Guild of Romanists
23182:German Renaissance
23177:Northern Mannerism
22068:Duncan, Alastair,
21647:, accessed 1/23/08
21616:, pp. 314â15.
21197:Renault and Lazé,
20966:Fraser, Julie. H.
19870:Duncan, Alistair,
18557:Henry van de Velde
18073:, pp. 296â27.
17768:(2005), pp. 74â75.
17764:Culot and Pirlot,
17253:Sterner (1982), 6.
17006:During the 1960s,
16901:Colette Van Vynckt
16489:in New York City,
16481:in New York City,
16387:Kelvingrove Museum
16228:GaudĂ House Museum
16070:(in Russian only)
15284:Secession Building
15168:La Veillée d'Anges
15164:Henry van de Velde
15056:Textile design by
14968:and many others).
14629:Auguste Delaherche
14296:Lavirotte Building
14264:JĂłzsef Rippl-RĂłnai
14184:Auguste Delaherche
14075:in Vienna, led by
14040:Henry van de Velde
13720:Henry van de Velde
13615:Stanislav Sucharda
13551:Stanislav Sucharda
13241:HĂŽtel van Eetvelde
12991:respective section
12983:respective section
12642:, depot: KMKG-MRAH
12324:, with the dancer
12101:and other houses.
12029:Jack-in-the-pulpit
12012:Glass designed by
11912:Lampe aux ombelles
11813:), stained glass,
11777:Par une telle nuit
11699:Ker-Xavier Roussel
11648:Post-Impressionism
11350:Illustration from
11317:Maria Yakunchikova
11000:Edward Burne-Jones
10935:Rue Georges-Berger
10915:Dimitrie Maimarolu
10779:Henry van de Velde
9987:and French master
9873:Ponce, Puerto Rico
9660:Francisco Gianotti
9557:Francesco Gianotti
9460:Frank Lloyd Wright
9331:South State Street
9035:Mikhail Eisenstein
8959:Mikhail Eisenstein
8923:was influenced by
8632:Grand Hotel Europe
8526:Ryabushinsky House
8524:Main staircase of
8506:Ryabushinsky House
8451:Russian Revolution
8447:Ryabushinsky House
8436:Russian Revolution
8424:Gazette du bon ton
8019:Sweden and Denmark
8013:Art Nouveau Centre
7954:Graphic design by
7936:Art Nouveau Centre
7904:Nummela Sanatorium
7893:Helene Schjerfbeck
7889:Magnus Schjerfbeck
7209:Casa de les Punxes
6970:Casa de les Punxes
6675:Novi Sad Synagogue
6639:Raichle Palace in
6621:Subotica Synagogue
6492:Giuseppe Sommaruga
6384:chair and desk by
6348:Giuseppe Sommaruga
6319:Villino Florio in
6055:Dimitrie Maimarolu
5894:The most prolific
5717:. He designed the
5680:Tadeusz StryjeĆski
5606:The Hutsul Madonna
5548:Vita somnium breve
5459:Tadeusz StryjeĆski
5307:Stanislav Sucharda
5279:Stanislav Sucharda
5273:and sculptures of
5218:in Prague by Mucha
5133:Cultural House in
5030:, also a follower
4638:Deutscher Werkbund
4602:Kirche am Steinhof
4564:, glass mosaic by
4480:Johann Loetz Witwe
4191:Botanischer Garten
4149:Henry van de Velde
4110:Deutscher Werkbund
4035:, design no. 232 (
3556:Johannes Gutenberg
3534:Leek silk industry
3364:St. Vincent Street
3143:('New Style'), or
3099:Tuschinski Theatre
2986:in the Netherlands
2971:imported from the
2953:Henry van de Velde
2801:Bed and mirror by
2742:Henry van de Velde
2710:HĂŽtel van Eetvelde
2421:Augusto Giacometti
2365:Lavirotte Building
2219:Jewellery shop of
2169:Lavirotte Building
2048:Bosnia-Herzegovina
1746:Henry van de Velde
1738:22 rue de Provence
1538:Henry van de Velde
1528:Albert Ciamberlani
1485:HĂŽtel van Eetvelde
1395:Henry van de Velde
1197:woodblock printing
1076:Edward Burne-Jones
1002:Chair designed by
623:('Eel Style'), or
321:Henry van de Velde
111:; interior of the
21:
27005:
27004:
26995:Russian symbolism
26980:Socialist realism
26818:Experimental film
26784:
26783:
26490:Hungry generation
26465:Conceptual poetry
26320:Neo-Impressionism
26199:
26198:
25622:
25621:
25404:
25403:
25260:Corporate Memphis
25213:Classical Realism
25183:Amazonian pop art
25075:Appropriation art
25043:Neo-expressionism
24913:Environmental art
24818:Nouvelle tendance
24535:
24534:
24483:Socialist realism
24340:Dresden Secession
23959:Neo-Impressionism
23922:Decadent movement
23893:Heidelberg School
23787:
23786:
23685:American luminism
23670:DĂŒsseldorf School
23665:Shoreham Ancients
23655:Nazarene movement
23645:Danish Golden Age
23526:Indochristian art
23204:Antwerp Mannerism
23093:Pittura infamante
23087:Florentine School
23082:Proto-Renaissance
22375:978-1-84013-790-3
22139:978-2-7577-0419-6
22078:Thames and Hudson
22007:978-2-03-587641-6
21980:978-3-7913-8155-8
21904:978-973-1872-03-2
21854:978-0-500-29687-5
21829:978-973-1872-03-2
21782:978-973-1872-03-2
21757:978-973-1872-03-2
21597:978-973-0-23884-6
21522:978-0-7141-5099-4
21231:on 5 October 2021
21214:(2012), pp. 36â40
20766:, pp. 74â85.
20707:978-973-1872-51-3
20490:www.artnouveau.eu
20460:www.artnouveau.eu
20394:www.artnouveau.eu
20356:/ Penguin. 2016.
20314:/ Penguin. 2012.
20241:www.artnouveau.eu
20211:www.artnouveau.eu
20181:www.artnouveau.eu
19930:www.artnouveau.eu
19782:www.artnouveau.eu
19632:www.artnouveau.eu
19403:on 6 January 2022
19048:978-606-33-1053-9
18682:(1994), pp. 33â34
18587:978-0-14-051323-3
18290:978-0-500-29695-0
18097:, pp. 86â87.
18057:Sarnitz, August,
18048:(2018), pp. 49â50
18044:Sarnitz, August,
17911:978-0-8120-5111-7
17886:978-0-4422-8149-6
17726:, pp. 91â93.
17615:Nature as a model
17068:On the downside,
16939:Hundertwasserhaus
16686:Calea CÄlÄraÈilor
16503:
16502:
16314:Biological museum
16028:Abramtsevo Colony
15923:Jugendstil Centre
15832:Casale Monferrato
15797:Geological Museum
15522:Carnavalet Museum
15420:Palacio Baburizza
14993:Abramtsevo Colony
14890:Palace of Culture
14718:Abramtsevo Colony
14571:FĂ©lix Bracquemond
14460:(ceramist) (1905)
14407:Artus Van Briggle
14073:Wiener WerkstÀtte
13527:Siege of Zaragoza
12572:brooch by Aucoc (
12364:Light fixture by
12106:Val Saint Lambert
12031:vase by Tiffany (
11389:Le Morte d'Arthur
11286:Motocycles Comiot
11164:The Peacock Skirt
11111:, especially the
10801:, especially the
9962:Federico Mariscal
9958:Leonardo Bistolfi
9854:, Colombia (1924)
9747:Théùtre municipal
9477:(1899) (now the
9339:Chicago, Illinois
9192:La Chaux-de-Fonds
9152:La Chaux-de-Fonds
8893:Vasyl Krychevskyi
8693:Lenin's Mausoleum
8540:Teremok House in
8463:Russian symbolism
8457:, and is now the
8416:La Vie parisienne
8191:Baltic Exhibition
8169:who also created
8143:Engelbrektskyrkan
8130:Baltic Exhibition
8110:Engelbrektskyrkan
7873:Tampere Cathedral
7801:, then a part of
7711:Tampere Cathedral
7133:Josep Maria Jujol
6940:Josep Maria Jujol
6756:Mika Alas's House
6515:Rembrandt Bugatti
6368:Leonardo Bistolfi
5941:, both important
5927:Grand Hotel Union
5850:Bartoli House in
5793:Grand Hotel Union
5727:Industrial School
5721:(1899â1904), the
5700:Franciscan Church
5070:Palace of Culture
4925:Palace of Culture
4886:Geological Museum
4733:Façade detail of
4634:Wiener WerkstÀtte
4626:Wiener WerkstÀtte
4137:Wiener WerkstÀtte
4118:Hermann Muthesius
4069:Hans Christiansen
3708:former tram depot
3590:Hofatelier Elvira
3544:binding in 1895.
3522:LĂ©on-Victor Solon
3271:Theo Colenbrander
3194:Beurs van Berlage
3163:Dutch East Indies
3045:Theo Colenbrander
2672:Art et DĂ©coration
2328:rue de la Monnaie
2235:Carnavalet Museum
2119:from Belgium and
1948:Menu designed by
1776:, and posters by
1546:Villa Bloemenwerf
1391:Villa Bloemenwerf
1282:Art et décoration
1237:La Porte Chinoise
1229:Japanese artworks
1094:, and especially
861:was used in then
826:(in Catalan) and
509:Art fin de siĂšcle
483:Style Jules Verne
323:, and especially
256:, especially the
155:
154:
97:(1900); cover of
27110:
27053:
27045:
27044:
27043:
27036:
27028:
27027:
27026:
27016:
26899:Russian Futurism
26843:Remodernist film
26761:Stochastic music
26716:Musique concrĂšte
26694:Microtonal music
26672:Experimental pop
26665:Industrial music
26660:Electronic music
26565:
26564:
26387:Nouveau réalisme
26295:Grosvenor School
26226:
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25542:Modern sculpture
25500:History painting
25203:Art intervention
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24813:Nouveau réalisme
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24527:Leningrad School
24419:Mexican muralism
24392:Grosvenor School
24132:American Realism
24115:Der Blaue Reiter
24073:Berlin Secession
24068:Vienna Secession
24063:Munich Secession
23981:Pont-Aven School
23800:
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23650:Troubadour style
23628:(c. 1770 â 1862)
23595:Qing handicrafts
23561:Western elements
23492:Letras y figuras
23465:African-American
23460:African diaspora
23431:Directoire style
23342:Heptanese school
23325:Dutch Golden Age
23310:Stroganov School
23303:Lutheran Baroque
23298:Louis XIII style
23271:Baroque in Milan
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16873:psychedelic rock
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16773:Avenue Montaigne
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16750:Avenue Richerand
16745:
16730:Une cité moderne
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16645:
16627:
16603:
16577:
16564:competition, by
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16521:Sigfried Giedion
16517:Nikolaus Pevsner
16485:in Los Angeles;
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11502:Ădouard Vuillard
11494:
11457:Victorien Sardou
11437:and the painter
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11384:Aubrey Beardsley
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11334:illustration by
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10992:Aubrey Beardsley
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10739:'s wall hanging
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5902:. He studied at
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4582:Vienna Secession
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4558:
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4250:Vienna Secession
4201:(1911â1913) and
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4135:, as well as by
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4061:Vienna Secession
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3805:Berlin Secession
3801:Vienna Secession
3793:Munich Secession
3778:Nordic countries
3733:
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3664:
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3460:Aubrey Beardsley
3449:Arthur Mackmurdo
3418:
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3308:Christopher Wren
3304:Arthur Mackmurdo
3302:Cover design by
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3225:Gerrit van Arkel
3155:Vienna Secession
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3142:
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3101:in Amsterdam by
3095:
3084:Gerrit van Arkel
3068:
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2977:Philippe Wolfers
2939:
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1726:Toulouse-Lautrec
1722:Ădouard Vuillard
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1588:Philippe Wolfers
1580:Gustave Strauven
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1314:in 1893, and by
1294:in England, and
1292:Aubrey Beardsley
1209:Utagawa Kunisada
1182:Ădouard Vuillard
1100:Arthur Mackmurdo
1096:Aubrey Beardsley
1030:
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999:
989:Washington, D.C.
976:The Peacock Room
971:
960:Utagawa Kunisada
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25374:SoFlo Superflat
25299:Kitsch movement
25223:Africanfuturism
25175:
25169:
25048:Transavantgarde
24979:
24933:Light and Space
24918:Performance art
24898:Psychedelic art
24781:Nueva Presencia
24771:Otra FiguraciĂłn
24759:
24691:Les Plasticiens
24676:New York School
24654:Action painting
24639:Metcalf Chateau
24548:
24543:
24531:
24451:Cercle et Carré
24387:New Objectivity
24294:Return to order
24236:School of Paris
24214:
24058:School of Paris
24019:
23905:Arts and Crafts
23810:Neo-romanticism
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23779:Etching revival
23731:Barbizon school
23675:Pre-Raphaelites
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23421:Louis XVI style
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23352:Louis XIV style
23315:Animal painting
23276:Flemish Baroque
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23165:World landscape
23116:Venetian School
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23045:Majorcan school
23012:Novgorod School
23002:Lucchese School
22974:Opus Anglicanum
22966:Norman-Sicilian
22910:Italo-Byzantine
22810:Early Christian
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5350:Hubert Gessner
5346:Josef Hoffmann
5334:Hradec Krålové
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5291:Alphonse Mucha
5287:Osvald PolĂvka
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5036:William Morris
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3894:Joseph Sattler
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3866:Hermann Obrist
3817:Simplicissimus
3765:Simplicissimus
3748:graphic design
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3560:William Morris
3548:George Skipper
3503:Glasgow School
3488:Archibald Knox
3473:Charles Ashbee
3440:
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3435:Walter Blackie
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3324:Archibald Knox
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3306:for a book on
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3289:Glasgow School
3281:Main article:
3278:
3275:
3249:Hotel New York
3213:American Hotel
3206:Eliel Saarinen
3204:in Vienna and
3198:constructivism
3190:Viollet-le-Duc
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3130:Joseph Cuypers
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2866:Hector Guimard
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2480:Ăcole de Nancy
2446:Alphonse Mucha
2409:FĂȘtes de Paris
2401:EugĂšne Grasset
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2167:Façade of the
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2150:Ăcole de Nancy
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2133:Eugenio Quarti
2092:Eliel Saarinen
2084:Josef Hoffmann
2044:Alphonse Mucha
2033:Siegfried Bing
2015:; ceramics by
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1970:
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1950:Alphonse Mucha
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1935:Eliel Saarinen
1931:Armas Lindgren
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1916:Hector Guimard
1912:Porte Dauphine
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1882:Josef Hoffmann
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1829:
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1785:Hector Guimard
1754:Georges Seurat
1740:in Paris, the
1730:EugĂšne Grasset
1714:Pierre Bonnard
1706:Siegfried Bing
1702:
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1667:Hector Guimard
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1619:Siegfried Bing
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1565:Siegfried Bing
1554:William Morris
1518:, a master of
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1460:Alphonse Balat
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1324:
1316:Alphonse Mucha
1296:EugĂšne Grasset
1213:Siegfried Bing
1178:Pierre Bonnard
1163:Hector Guimard
1155:Louis Sullivan
1135:
1134:
1131:
1128:
1125:
1122:
1092:Alfred Gilbert
1084:Heywood Sumner
1068:Pre-Raphaelite
1044:William Morris
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1019:William Morris
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863:Russian Empire
855:
844:
833:
832:('Young art').
810:
809:('New Style').
797:('1900 Art'),
785:
776:
775:('New style').
761:
754:
744:stile floreale
723:
719:Kalevala Style
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649:
642:Glasgow School
630:
609:
569:Secessionsstil
498:Hector Guimard
456:Siegfried Bing
426:
423:
415:Hector Guimard
364:Naming section
349:Alphonse Mucha
333:Hector Guimard
294:William Morris
262:whiplash lines
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26382:Nonconformism
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26081:Structuralism
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26036:(1930sâ1950s)
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25988:(1920sâ1970s)
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25972:(1920sâ1930s)
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25309:Massurrealism
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25304:Lightpainting
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25287:Post-Internet
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19873:
19867:
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19841:
19834:
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19827:
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19787:
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19741:
19737:
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19710:
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19683:
19667:
19663:
19659:
19653:
19637:
19633:
19629:
19623:
19621:
19613:
19609:
19606:
19601:
19592:
19576:
19572:
19566:
19559:
19555:
19552:
19547:
19540:
19536:
19533:
19528:
19521:
19517:
19514:
19509:
19490:
19483:
19481:
19480:Coup de Fouet
19473:
19471:
19469:
19467:
19465:
19457:
19453:
19450:
19445:
19438:
19433:
19425:
19418:
19402:
19398:
19392:
19390:
19380:
19378:
19376:
19368:
19364:
19361:
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19349:
19343:
19334:
19327:
19323:
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19315:
19313:
19297:. 9 June 2019
19296:
19290:
19275:
19269:
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19142:
19138:
19134:
19127:
19111:
19107:
19103:
19097:
19081:
19077:
19076:infooradea.ro
19073:
19067:
19058:
19050:
19044:
19040:
19033:
19027:, p. 85.
19026:
19021:
19019:
19003:
18997:
18989:
18982:
18963:
18956:
18954:
18953:Coup de Fouet
18946:
18944:
18942:
18934:
18930:
18927:
18922:
18915:
18911:
18908:
18904:
18897:
18893:
18890:
18885:
18866:
18859:
18857:
18856:Coup de Fouet
18849:
18830:
18823:
18821:
18820:Coup de Fouet
18813:
18806:
18802:
18799:
18794:
18775:
18768:
18762:
18760:
18758:
18756:
18747:
18743:
18737:
18721:
18717:
18713:
18707:
18705:
18697:
18696:L'Art Nouveau
18691:
18689:
18681:
18675:
18673:
18665:
18660:
18641:
18634:
18628:
18622:, p. 63.
18621:
18616:
18609:
18605:
18602:
18597:
18589:
18583:
18579:
18572:
18565:
18561:
18558:
18553:
18545:
18539:
18535:
18528:
18526:
18518:
18514:
18511:
18506:
18499:
18495:
18492:
18487:
18481:, p. 52.
18480:
18475:
18459:
18455:
18449:
18447:
18439:
18433:
18426:
18422:
18416:
18410:
18406:
18403:
18397:
18389:
18385:
18381:
18374:
18367:
18362:
18353:
18345:
18341:
18335:
18326:
18310:
18306:
18300:
18292:
18286:
18282:
18275:
18267:
18261:
18257:
18250:
18243:
18238:
18231:
18226:
18224:
18216:
18211:
18209:
18201:
18196:
18194:
18184:
18178:, p. 91.
18177:
18172:
18166:, p. 87.
18165:
18160:
18153:
18148:
18141:
18136:
18129:
18124:
18115:
18108:
18103:
18096:
18091:
18084:
18079:
18072:
18067:
18060:
18054:
18047:
18041:
18034:
18029:
18020:
18013:
18007:
18001:, p. 74.
18000:
17995:
17988:
17984:
17981:
17976:
17969:
17968:Bouillon 1985
17964:
17962:
17954:
17949:
17940:
17934:
17930:
17927:
17921:
17913:
17907:
17903:
17896:
17888:
17882:
17878:
17874:
17873:
17865:
17858:
17853:
17846:
17841:
17835:, p. 74.
17834:
17829:
17822:
17817:
17810:
17804:
17796:
17789:
17781:
17774:
17767:
17761:
17759:
17751:
17750:L'Art Nouveau
17745:
17738:
17732:
17725:
17720:
17714:, p. 30.
17713:
17708:
17702:, p. 26.
17701:
17700:Bouillon 1985
17696:
17689:
17686:Interview in
17683:
17677:, p. 24.
17676:
17675:Bouillon 1985
17671:
17665:
17659:
17652:
17648:
17641:
17634:
17630:
17623:
17616:
17604:
17599:
17594:
17590:
17586:
17579:
17571:
17564:
17557:
17542:
17535:
17534:
17526:
17510:
17506:
17500:
17493:
17487:
17480:
17475:
17459:
17455:
17449:
17442:
17439:
17438:
17431:
17429:
17427:
17425:
17416:
17409:
17407:
17399:
17395:
17392:
17387:
17385:
17383:
17381:
17379:
17377:
17367:
17365:
17363:
17361:
17359:
17351:
17345:
17338:
17332:
17325:
17319:
17303:
17299:
17295:
17288:
17286:
17284:
17282:
17274:
17270:
17267:
17262:
17260:
17250:
17243:
17242:L'Art Nouveau
17237:
17235:
17233:
17226:
17220:
17216:
17202:
17196:
17187:
17178:
17174:
17163:
17160:
17158:
17155:
17153:
17150:
17148:
17145:
17143:
17140:
17138:
17135:
17133:
17132:
17127:
17125:
17124:
17123:Fin de siĂšcle
17120:
17118:
17115:
17113:
17110:
17109:
17102:
17100:
17096:
17092:
17088:
17083:
17081:
17077:
17076:
17071:
17066:
17064:
17060:
17056:
17055:Stanley Mouse
17052:
17048:
17044:
17040:
17039:San Francisco
17036:
17032:
17027:
17025:
17021:
17017:
17013:
17009:
17008:Postmodernism
17000:
16996:
16992:
16991:
16986:
16980:
16975:
16964:
16957:
16952:
16948:
16944:
16940:
16934:
16929:
16925:
16924:Von Jour Caux
16921:
16917:
16911:
16906:
16902:
16898:
16894:
16890:
16883:
16878:
16874:
16870:
16869:
16865:Cover of the
16861:
16856:
16855:
16849:
16847:
16843:
16839:
16835:
16831:
16825:
16823:
16822:Neoclassicism
16817:
16815:
16811:
16807:
16803:
16799:
16795:
16791:
16782:
16781:Marcel Julien
16778:
16777:Louis Duhayon
16774:
16767:
16762:
16751:
16744:
16739:
16735:
16731:
16724:
16719:
16715:
16711:
16710:Torre Loizaga
16707:
16703:
16696:
16691:
16687:
16680:
16675:
16671:
16667:
16660:
16655:
16652:
16641:
16637:
16633:
16630:Secessionist
16626:
16621:
16617:
16613:
16609:
16602:
16597:
16594:
16590:
16586:
16582:
16576:
16571:
16567:
16563:
16556:
16551:
16550:
16544:
16542:
16541:Johnny Watser
16538:
16534:
16530:
16526:
16522:
16518:
16507:
16499:
16497:
16495:
16492:
16488:
16484:
16480:
16476:
16472:
16469:
16467:
16456:
16455:
16452:
16448:
16444:
16442:
16440:
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16436:
16425:
16424:
16421:
16417:
16414:
16412:
16410:
16406:
16402:
16400:
16396:
16392:
16388:
16384:
16380:
16377:
16375:
16364:
16363:
16360:
16358:
16356:
16352:
16347:
16344:
16342:
16331:
16330:
16327:
16323:
16319:
16315:
16312:
16310:
16308:
16306:
16304:
16293:
16292:
16289:
16285:
16281:
16277:
16274:
16272:
16266:
16261:
16257:
16251:
16246:
16243:
16241:
16237:
16233:
16229:
16226:
16224:
16220:
16216:
16212:
16211:
16206:
16202:
16198:
16194:
16191:
16189:
16178:
16177:
16173:
16169:
16165:
16161:
16157:
16153:
16149:
16145:
16142:
16140:
16138:
16136:
16132:
16129:
16127:
16116:
16115:
16112:
16108:
16104:
16100:
16096:
16092:
16088:
16084:
16080:
16076:
16072:
16069:
16065:
16063:
16059:
16057:
16053:
16052:
16047:
16043:
16039:
16038:
16033:
16032:Moscow Oblast
16029:
16026:
16024:
16013:
16012:
16009:
16005:
16003:
16001:
15999:
15995:
15992:
15990:
15979:
15978:
15975:
15971:
15968:
15966:
15962:
15958:
15956:
15954:
15952:
15941:
15940:
15937:
15933:
15930:
15928:
15924:
15921:
15919:
15917:
15915:
15904:
15903:
15899:
15896:
15894:
15892:
15890:
15888:
15877:
15876:
15873:
15871:
15867:
15865:
15863:
15861:
15850:
15849:
15846:
15842:
15839:
15837:
15835:
15833:
15827:
15822:
15819:
15817:
15806:
15805:
15802:
15798:
15795:
15793:
15789:
15787:
15783:
15780:
15778:
15772:
15767:
15763:
15759:
15758:
15754:
15752:
15741:
15740:
15737:
15733:
15730:
15728:
15722:
15717:
15714:
15712:
15710:
15706:
15702:
15698:
15694:
15690:
15689:Bröhan Museum
15687:
15685:
15674:
15673:
15670:
15668:
15666:
15662:
15658:
15654:
15650:
15646:
15642:
15639:
15637:
15633:
15629:
15625:
15624:
15619:
15616:
15614:
15603:
15602:
15598:
15594:
15590:
15587:
15585:
15581:
15578:
15575:
15569:
15564:
15563:Musée Lalique
15560:
15556:
15553:
15551:
15547:
15543:
15539:
15535:
15531:
15527:
15523:
15519:
15515:
15514:Musée d'Orsay
15512:
15510:
15499:
15498:
15495:
15493:
15491:
15489:
15485:
15483:
15472:
15471:
15468:
15464:
15462:
15460:
15456:
15453:
15451:
15447:
15446:
15442:
15440:
15429:
15428:
15425:
15421:
15418:
15416:
15414:
15412:
15410:
15399:
15398:
15395:
15391:
15387:
15384:
15382:
15379:
15374:
15373:Cauchie House
15370:
15366:
15363:
15361:
15357:
15353:
15350:
15348:
15337:
15336:
15333:
15332:Mar del Plata
15329:
15326:
15324:
15322:
15320:
15318:
15307:
15306:
15303:
15299:
15295:
15291:
15289:
15285:
15282:
15280:
15278:
15274:
15271:
15269:
15258:
15257:
15253:
15250:
15247:
15244:
15241:
15240:
15234:
15231:
15228:
15225:
15221:
15220:
15219:
15211:
15209:
15208:JĂĄnos Vaszary
15205:
15201:
15197:
15193:
15189:
15185:
15181:
15177:
15173:
15169:
15165:
15161:
15157:
15153:
15148:
15146:
15142:
15138:
15137:Silver Studio
15134:
15130:
15126:
15118:
15114:
15107:
15102:
15098:
15097:JĂĄnos Vaszary
15094:
15088:
15083:
15079:
15075:
15074:Silver Studio
15068:
15063:
15059:
15058:Koloman Moser
15052:
15047:
15043:
15036:
15031:
15027:
15023:
15019:
15012:
15007:
15006:
15000:
14998:
14994:
14990:
14987:in Vienna by
14986:
14982:
14977:
14975:
14971:
14967:
14963:
14959:
14955:
14946:
14939:
14934:
14930:
14926:
14922:
14918:
14912:
14907:
14903:
14899:
14896:, Romania by
14895:
14891:
14884:
14879:
14868:
14864:
14857:
14852:
14848:
14844:
14840:
14834:
14829:
14825:
14819:
14814:
14807:
14802:
14798:
14794:
14787:
14782:
14778:
14774:
14767:
14762:
14758:
14751:
14746:
14742:
14738:
14734:
14728:
14723:
14719:
14715:
14709:
14704:
14703:
14697:
14695:
14691:
14686:
14684:
14680:
14676:
14672:
14668:
14667:Tådé Sikorski
14664:
14660:
14656:
14652:
14647:
14645:
14641:
14637:
14632:
14630:
14624:
14619:
14615:
14611:
14607:
14603:
14599:
14595:
14591:
14587:
14582:
14580:
14579:Auguste Rodin
14576:
14572:
14568:
14564:
14559:
14557:
14553:
14549:
14545:
14541:
14537:
14535:
14531:
14527:
14523:
14519:
14515:
14506:
14502:
14495:
14490:
14486:
14482:
14478:
14474:
14468:
14463:
14459:
14455:
14452:, France, by
14451:
14444:
14439:
14428:
14421:
14416:
14412:
14408:
14401:
14396:
14392:
14388:
14381:
14376:
14372:
14365:
14360:
14356:
14352:
14348:
14341:
14336:
14332:
14328:
14324:
14318:
14313:
14309:
14305:
14301:
14297:
14290:
14285:
14281:
14274:
14269:
14265:
14258:
14253:
14250:
14246:
14235:
14231:
14225:
14220:
14216:
14212:
14208:
14201:
14196:
14193:
14189:
14186:(1887â1894),
14185:
14178:
14173:
14169:
14162:
14157:
14154:
14153:New York City
14150:
14147:(1880â1885),
14146:
14139:
14134:
14133:
14127:
14125:
14121:
14117:
14116:Buffalo, N.Y.
14113:
14107:
14105:
14101:
14097:
14096:Carlo Bugatti
14092:
14090:
14086:
14085:Koloman Moser
14082:
14078:
14074:
14069:
14065:
14064:Peter Behrens
14060:
14055:
14053:
14049:
14045:
14041:
14037:
14033:
14028:
14026:
14022:
14018:
14014:
14010:
14006:
14002:
13998:
13994:
13990:
13986:
13982:
13977:
13975:
13971:
13970:EugĂšne Vallin
13966:
13962:
13958:
13954:
13950:
13945:
13938:
13931:
13926:
13922:
13918:
13911:
13906:
13902:
13898:
13897:Dawn and Dusk
13892:
13887:
13883:
13880:A bedroom by
13876:
13871:
13867:
13866:EugĂšne Vallin
13860:
13855:
13848:
13843:
13839:
13832:
13827:
13823:
13819:
13813:
13808:
13804:
13803:Carlo Bugatti
13800:
13794:
13789:
13785:
13778:
13773:
13769:
13762:
13757:
13753:
13746:
13741:
13737:
13730:
13725:
13721:
13714:
13709:
13705:
13698:
13693:
13692:
13690:
13680:
13678:
13674:
13670:
13666:
13662:
13658:
13653:
13651:
13647:
13643:
13639:
13633:
13628:
13624:
13620:
13616:
13612:
13608:
13604:
13595:
13591:
13584:
13579:
13575:
13571:
13567:
13561:
13556:
13552:
13548:
13541:
13536:
13532:
13528:
13521:
13516:
13512:
13508:
13502:
13497:
13493:
13492:Emil Wikström
13489:
13482:
13477:
13473:
13469:
13465:
13459:
13454:
13450:
13447:Sculpture in
13443:
13438:
13434:
13430:
13426:
13420:
13415:
13409:
13404:
13400:
13396:
13389:
13384:
13380:
13377:, France, by
13376:
13372:
13366:
13361:
13357:
13353:
13349:
13343:
13338:
13337:
13328:
13324:
13323:ColĂČnia GĂŒell
13320:
13316:
13312:
13308:
13304:
13300:
13296:
13292:
13288:
13284:
13280:
13276:
13272:
13261:
13258:
13254:
13250:
13246:
13242:
13238:
13234:
13230:
13226:
13215:
13214:
13213:
13211:
13207:
13203:
13199:
13195:
13191:
13187:
13183:
13179:
13175:
13171:
13162:
13155:
13150:
13146:
13139:
13134:
13130:
13126:
13122:
13115:
13110:
13106:
13102:
13098:
13091:
13086:
13085:
13084:
13082:
13081:Henri Sauvage
13078:
13074:
13071:, around the
13070:
13066:
13062:
13058:
13054:
13049:
13047:
13043:
13039:
13035:
13031:
13028:(1892â93) of
13027:
13023:
13019:
13014:
13012:
13008:
13004:
13000:
12996:
12992:
12988:
12984:
12980:
12971:
12970:Alfred Popper
12967:
12960:
12955:
12951:
12947:
12943:
12937:
12932:
12928:
12921:
12916:
12912:
12905:
12900:
12896:
12892:
12888:
12881:
12876:
12872:
12868:
12861:
12856:
12852:
12848:
12841:
12836:
12832:
12828:
12824:
12817:
12812:
12811:
12809:
12799:
12797:
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12195:
12193:
12188:
12186:
12185:John La Farge
12182:
12178:
12177:Corning, N.Y.
12174:
12173:Steuben Glass
12170:
12166:
12162:
12161:Favrile glass
12158:
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11972:
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11963:
11962:John La Farge
11959:
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11948:
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11935:Koloman Moser
11929:
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11707:Paul SĂ©rusier
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11687:Maurice Denis
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11570:Koloman Moser
11567:
11563:
11557:
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11548:
11545:in Vienna by
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11528:Musée d'Orsay
11525:
11524:Paul SĂ©rusier
11521:
11515:
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11499:
11493:
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11464:Koloman Moser
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11336:Koloman Moser
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11327:
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11318:
11314:
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11312:Mir iskusstva
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11301:
11297:
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11276:
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11264:
11260:
11256:
11250:
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11229:
11225:
11224:
11223:The Chap-Book
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11065:
11062:
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11049:
11044:
11038:
11036:
11035:technological
11031:
11029:
11028:Auguste Rodin
11023:
11021:
11017:
11013:
11009:
11005:
11001:
10997:
10993:
10989:
10985:
10976:
10972:
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10964:
10960:
10959:Laurel wreath
10956:
10955:Neoclassicism
10949:
10944:
10940:
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10795:Koloman Moser
10792:
10788:
10782:
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10771:
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10765:
10761:
10757:
10753:
10749:
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10734:
10733:
10728:
10724:
10720:
10719:coup de fouet
10715:
10713:
10709:
10705:
10695:
10694:Alfred Popper
10691:
10685:
10680:
10676:
10672:
10665:
10660:
10656:
10655:Avenue Mozart
10652:
10651:HĂŽtel Guimard
10645:
10640:
10636:
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10621:
10616:
10612:
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10607:Cours LĂ©opold
10601:
10596:
10592:
10588:
10584:
10580:
10573:
10568:
10564:
10561:(1905â1908),
10560:
10556:
10549:
10544:
10540:
10536:
10535:Rue de Rennes
10532:
10525:
10520:
10516:
10515:EugĂšne Coulon
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10257:Musée d'Orsay
10254:
10250:
10243:
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10234:
10230:
10227:(1899â1900),
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10215:
10210:
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10195:
10190:
10186:
10182:
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10173:
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10152:
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10146:(1898â1900),
10145:
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10121:
10117:
10113:
10109:
10105:
10098:
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10089:
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10076:Coup de Fouet
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10004:
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9998:
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9974:
9968:
9963:
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9956:and sculptor
9955:
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9723:Mar del Plata
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9695:
9691:
9686:
9682:
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9674:
9669:
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9664:Mario Palanti
9661:
9657:
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9648:Mar del Plata
9645:
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9630:Mario Palanti
9627:
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9433:
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9426:Thomas Edison
9422:
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9287:
9282:
9279:
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9263:
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9253:, now in the
9252:
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9208:
9207:Tiffany Style
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9059:
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9056:Neo-Classical
9049:
9045:
9044:Warenhausstil
9039:
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9027:
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8929:Great Ukraine
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8661:Mir iskusstva
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8508:in Moscow by
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8394:Mir Iskusstva
8391:
8387:
8386:Isaac Levitan
8383:
8379:
8375:
8371:
8367:
8363:
8362:
8361:Mir Iskusstva
8355:ĐĐžŃ ĐžŃĐșŃŃŃŃĐČĐ°
8351:
8337:
8334:by Bakst for
8333:
8326:
8321:
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8284:
8279:
8268:
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8206:Mir Iskusstva
8199:
8194:
8192:
8188:
8184:
8180:
8176:
8172:
8168:
8164:
8163:Hack Kampmann
8160:
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8135:
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8092:
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8039:
8035:
8034:Bröhan Museum
8028:
8023:
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8016:
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7907:
7905:
7901:
7898:
7894:
7891:, brother of
7890:
7886:
7885:Kallio Church
7882:
7881:Jean Sibelius
7878:
7875:(1902â1907),
7874:
7870:
7865:
7863:
7862:Emil Wikström
7859:
7855:
7851:
7847:
7843:
7839:
7835:
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7808:
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7778:Emil Wikström
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7697:
7693:
7689:
7682:
7677:
7676:
7667:
7662:
7660:
7654:
7649:
7646:bookstore by
7645:
7639:
7634:
7630:
7629:Café Majestic
7626:
7620:
7615:
7611:
7606:
7602:
7600:
7596:
7584:
7579:
7572:
7567:
7560:
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7544:
7539:
7535:
7532:bookstore in
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7496:
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7455:Pablo Picasso
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7340:Furniture by
7336:
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7313:
7308:
7304:
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7289:
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7286:
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7214:
7210:
7204:
7203:Casa Amatller
7200:
7194:
7188:
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7177:
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7103:
7098:
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7086:
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7078:
7074:
7071:
7067:
7066:stained glass
7063:
7059:
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7043:
7037:
7033:
7024:
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7014:
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6998:
6994:
6990:
6989:Casa Gallardo
6984:
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6530:
6524:
6520:
6516:
6512:
6511:Carlo Bugatti
6508:
6507:Liberty style
6503:
6499:
6497:
6496:Casa Guazzoni
6493:
6489:
6485:
6481:
6477:
6471:
6469:
6468:
6463:
6462:
6457:
6453:
6452:Galileo Chini
6448:
6444:
6440:
6439:Liberty style
6435:
6434:stile Liberty
6429:
6428:stile moderno
6423:
6417:
6407:
6406:Casa Guazzoni
6400:
6395:
6391:
6387:
6386:Carlo Bugatti
6383:
6377:
6372:
6369:
6365:
6358:
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6341:
6335:
6330:
6326:
6322:
6315:
6310:
6309:
6307:
6303:
6299:
6298:Liberty style
6291:
6290:Stile Liberty
6286:
6284:
6280:
6276:
6272:
6268:
6264:
6262:
6253:
6249:
6246:Stove in the
6242:
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6214:
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6204:
6199:
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6189:
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6172:
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6161:
6160:
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6153:
6149:
6145:
6141:
6140:Alfred Popper
6137:
6132:
6128:
6124:
6120:
6108:
6103:
6099:
6092:
6087:
6083:
6079:
6078:Daniel Renard
6075:
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5954:Kallina House
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4197:(1908â1910),
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4193:(1908â1909),
4192:
4189:(1902â1904),
4188:
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4183:Bruno Möhring
4180:
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2655:Musée d'Orsay
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2058:from Berlin;
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26813:Epic theatre
26650:Atonal music
26485:Flarf poetry
26475:Ego-Futurism
26273:Proto-Cubism
26252:
26176:
26161:Contemporary
26113:Neo-futurism
26105:Blobitecture
26044:(1930sâ1970)
25888:
25776:Neo-Futurism
25706:Contemporary
25686:Blobitecture
25675:
25590:Trompe-l'Ćil
25588:
25559:Outsider art
25512:Illustration
25468:Lutheran art
25458:Catholic art
25421:Abstract art
25391:Unilalianism
25354:Software art
25329:Neosymbolism
25319:Neo-futurism
25282:Internet art
25272:Hyperrealism
25125:Superfiction
24908:Photorealism
24776:Afrofuturism
24541:Contemporary
24517:Dimensionism
24500:Concrete art
24433:
24429:Precisionism
24279:
24226:Sosaku-hanga
24200:Productivism
24190:Metaphysical
24160:
24149:Proto-Cubism
24053:Secessionism
24030:
24015:Costumbrismo
23900:Aestheticism
23851:Hague School
23831:
23755:Academic art
23736:Costumbrismo
23704:Empire style
23541:Quito School
23536:Cusco School
23452:Colonial art
23413:
23401:FĂȘte galante
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23368:18th century
23330:Delft School
23281:Caravaggisti
23259:17th century
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22689:Severe style
22679:Black-figure
22566:Contemporary
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17266:Victor Horta
17249:
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17186:
17177:
17131:Belle Ăpoque
17130:
17121:
17112:Aestheticism
17091:Egon Schiele
17084:
17082:'s posters.
17073:
17070:Gustav Klimt
17067:
17059:Alton Kelley
17043:Rick Griffin
17028:
17024:flower power
17020:World War II
17005:
16988:
16985:Gustav Klimt
16866:
16834:Secessionist
16826:
16818:
16787:
16729:
16668:, Italy, by
16581:Secessionist
16561:
16537:Antoni GaudĂ
16528:
16513:
16504:
16483:Getty Center
16338:
16240:Canet de Mar
16208:
16078:
16077:, Museum of
16049:
16037:Gorky Museum
16035:
15993:
15960:
15755:
15697:Landesmuseum
15631:
15621:
15526:Petit Palais
15443:
15380:in Brussels
15223:
15217:
15204:Otto Eckmann
15199:
15196:Frida Hansen
15176:Paul Gauguin
15171:
15167:
15155:
15149:
15122:
15113:Victor Horta
15111:A carpet by
15095:tapestry by
15093:The Shepherd
15092:
15017:
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14970:Antoni GaudĂ
14951:
14929:Antoni GaudĂ
14888:Mosaics for
14689:
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14567:Paul Gauguin
14560:
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14427:Ămile MĂŒller
14351:Frantz LĂŒtke
14322:
14108:
14103:
14100:Antoni GaudĂ
14093:
14056:
14048:Nieuwe Kunst
14047:
14036:Victor Horta
14031:
14029:
13978:
13960:
13946:
13942:
13919:designed by
13916:
13896:
13822:Victor Horta
13817:
13798:
13782:Wardrobe by
13654:
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13602:
13600:
13525:Monument to
13370:
13291:Antoni GaudĂ
13237:HĂŽtel Solvay
13233:HĂŽtel Tassel
13229:Victor Horta
13167:
13143:Interior of
13129:Antoni GaudĂ
13105:Victor Horta
13057:Napoleon III
13050:
13030:Victor Horta
13026:HĂŽtel Tassel
13018:Hankar House
13015:
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12831:Victor Horta
12823:HĂŽtel Solvay
12821:Entrance of
12787:
12776:C. R. Ashbee
12769:
12745:René Lalique
12738:
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12619:Necklace by
12569:
12513:René Lalique
12508:
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12466:Victor Horta
12459:
12430:Henri Husson
12366:Victor Horta
12212:Wrought iron
12189:
12165:Tiffany lamp
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11109:graphic arts
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11094:
11077:Le Corbusier
11066:
11061:MĆoda Polska
11054:MĆoda Polska
11039:
11032:
11024:
11004:Gustav Klimt
10981:
10823:Hotel Tassel
10819:Victor Horta
10815:
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10760:Victor Horta
10745:
10740:
10735:magazine of
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10704:Victor Horta
10700:
10539:Paul Auscher
10479:
10444:Paul Hamesse
10413:
10392:Gustav Klimt
10385:
10381:femme fatale
10379:
10299:Louis Chalon
10201:Jules Chéret
10178:
10144:René Lalique
10075:
10061:Victor Horta
10053:HĂŽtel Tassel
10020:oriental art
10005:
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9989:Edgar Brandt
9944:Claude Sahut
9886:(that was a
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9085:Villa Fallet
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8730:architecture
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8459:Gorky Museum
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8359:
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4624:founded the
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4540:
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4464:Max Kurzweil
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4382:Gustav Klimt
4368:
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4046:
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3929:
3914:Otto Eckmann
3912:magazine by
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3464:wrought iron
3457:
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3384:Broad Street
3360:James Salmon
3268:
3253:
3210:
3208:in Finland.
3182:Victor Horta
3175:
3146:Nieuwe Kunst
3140:Nieuwe Stijl
3136:
3074:building in
2984:Nieuwe Kunst
2983:
2950:
2946:wrought iron
2919:
2915:Quattrocento
2870:
2858:HĂŽtel Tassel
2854:Victor Horta
2851:
2714:Victor Horta
2680:
2671:
2667:
2663:
2661:
2644:René Lalique
2579:
2555:
2540:Jules Chéret
2478:
2474:
2465:The city of
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2436:
2425:Paul Berthon
2416:
2408:
2405:Le Chat Noir
2398:
2394:Gare de Lyon
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1990:
1986:Grand Palais
1980:Nouveau and
1975:
1972:
1914:designed by
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1806:
1793:Napoleon III
1782:
1774:René Lalique
1749:
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1536:
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1481:HĂŽtel Solvay
1456:
1448:Victor Horta
1444:HĂŽtel Tassel
1436:Hankar House
1433:
1364:Victor Horta
1360:HĂŽtel Tassel
1340:Hankar House
1318:for actress
1308:Jules Chéret
1285:
1281:
1277:
1276:in England,
1271:
1265:
1261:Victor Horta
1256:
1248:
1236:
1221:Gustav Klimt
1216:
1187:
1171:
1167:Antoni GaudĂ
1159:Victor Horta
1150:
1136:
1115:medieval art
1104:
1088:Walter Crane
1080:Selwyn Image
1060:Peacock Room
1041:
1035:Walter Crane
974:
892:
858:
851:
784:('New Art').
772:Nieuwe Stijl
766:Nieuwe Kunst
757:
693:
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638:Modern Style
637:
620:Paling Stijl
546:Modern Style
536:in Italian,
514:
472:Modern Style
471:
440:
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400:
386:in Germany;
361:
353:René Lalique
329:HĂŽtel Tassel
325:Victor Horta
310:
282:
266:Belle Ăpoque
157:
156:
133:Years active
121:Victor Horta
113:HĂŽtel Tassel
105:Otto Eckmann
103:magazine by
98:
88:
81:
18:
27068:Art Nouveau
27010:Art Nouveau
26965:Primitivism
26791:and theatre
26731:Noise music
26704:Drone music
26535:Slam poetry
26422:Suprematism
26407:Process art
26335:Incoherents
26330:Color Field
26305:Divisionism
26253:Art Nouveau
26233:Avant-garde
26076:(1953â1970)
26052:(1933â1969)
26028:(1933â1944)
26025:PWA Moderne
26012:(1910â1939)
25964:(1925â1950)
25956:(1922â1933)
25948:(1921â1929)
25945:Rondocubism
25940:(1920â1932)
25932:(1919â1933)
25924:(1917â1931)
25892:(1890â1910)
25889:Art Nouveau
25884:(1888â1911)
25856:Sustainable
25831:Rondocubism
25816:PWA Moderne
25676:Art Nouveau
25475:Digital art
25438:Avant-garde
25379:Superstroke
25255:Flat design
25250:Fictive art
25245:Excessivism
25193:Art for art
25188:Altermodern
25130:Taring Padi
25065:Lowbrow art
25033:Pliontanism
24970:Yoru no Kai
24923:Process art
24863:Systems art
24833:Arte Povera
24755:Antipodeans
24664:in New York
24634:Jikken KĆbĆ
24597:Color field
24466:Regionalism
24435:Aeropittura
24424:Neo-Fauvism
24397:Neues Sehen
24367:Kinetic art
24231:Suprematism
24205:Synchromism
24122:Noucentisme
24043:Primitivism
24031:Art Nouveau
23986:Cloisonnism
23976:Pointillism
23971:Divisionism
23949:Incoherents
23910:Art pottery
23796:(1863â1944)
23746:Macchiaioli
23721:Biedermeier
23709:Historicism
23694:Orientalism
23635:Romanticism
23606:Akita ranga
23458:Art of the
23443:Picturesque
23395:Chinoiserie
23390:Frederician
23228:Tudor court
23123:Cinquecento
23064:Renaissance
23051:Mappa mundi
23035:cartography
22927:Carolingian
22922:Merovingian
22905:Palaeologan
22877:RepoblaciĂłn
22834:Anglo-Saxon
22765:Gallo-Roman
22704:Hellenistic
22699:Kerch style
22637:Minyan ware
22500:Art Nouveau
22467:(in French)
22456:(in French)
22229:Otto Wagner
22070:Art Nouveau
21971:Art Nouveau
21929:11 February
21546:8 September
21142:22 November
20876:Art Journal
20786:8 September
20374:12 February
20332:12 February
19856:24 November
19738:: 123â130.
19672:15 February
19301:8 September
19279:8 September
19203:15 February
18491:Bad Nauheim
18315:29 February
18095:Texier 2012
18046:Otto Wagner
17902:Art Nouveau
17515:27 February
17415:Art Nouveau
17308:26 December
17225:Art Nouveau
17203:to his wife
16970: 2010
16949:(1983â1985)
16844:, with its
16798:eclecticism
16757: 1930
16702:Rolls Royce
16647: 1907
16636:cornucopias
16618:(1905â1911)
16493:in Chicago
16477:, Florida,
16475:Winter Park
16349: [
16341:Switzerland
16284:Casa Vicens
16263: [
16248: [
15824: [
15769: [
15766:Town museum
15719: [
15657:Kirkkonummi
15566: [
15375:in Brussels
15188:East Indies
15178:and of the
14989:Otto Wagner
14943:Mosaics by
14919:mosaics in
14904:(1911â1913)
14894:TĂąrgu MureÈ
14874: 1910
14816: [
14771:Mosaics of
14741:Otto Wagner
14621: [
14606:Taxile Doat
14590:Nymphenburg
14575:Jules Dalou
14540:Ămile GallĂ©
14518:art pottery
14434: 1904
14329:(1901â02),
14300:Avenue Rapp
14241: 1900
14145:Ămile GallĂ©
14077:Otto Wagner
13974:Ămile AndrĂ©
13953:Ămile GallĂ©
13923:(1904â1906)
13901:Ămile GallĂ©
13840:(1902â1904)
13799:Snail chair
13752:Paul Hankar
13738:(1897â1900)
13630: [
13553:(1909â1912)
13511:Bad Nauheim
13494:(1905â1910)
13429:Katajanokka
13427:of owls in
13425:High-relief
13406: [
13358:(1897â1900)
13348:High-relief
13315:Casa Vicens
13307:Casa BatllĂł
13299:Palau GĂŒell
13131:(1900â1914)
13107:(1898â1901)
13061:Bow windows
13046:Paris MĂ©tro
13044:of the new
13024:(1893) and
13022:Paul Hankar
12897:(1904â1934)
12895:Mexico City
12887:Adamo Boari
12833:(1895â1900)
12753:Paul Follot
12749:dragonflies
12741:Louis Aucoc
12676:Fabergé egg
12658:(1904â1909)
12656:Paul Follot
12577: 1900
12555: 1900
12536: 1900
12529:Louis Aucoc
12437: 1909
12352:(1901â1903)
12326:LoĂŻe Fuller
12322:gilt bronze
12302:Paris MĂ©tro
12275: 1900
12254:(1899â1904)
12214:balcony of
12079: [
12068: [
12053:Ămile GallĂ©
12036: 1913
11945:(1902â1907)
11919: 1902
11844:vase (1900)
11811: 1894
11781:Ămile GallĂ©
11751:Paul Hankar
11740:Loie Fuller
11691:Paul Ranson
11664:Art Nouveau
11566:LoĂŻe Fuller
11562:Watercolour
11400:Oscar Wilde
11377:lithography
11238:Poster for
11220:Poster for
11020:abstraction
10969:no. 11) in
10889:(1903â1910)
10859: 1900
10791:Otto Wagner
10768:Paris Metro
10756:Ămile GallĂ©
10712:Ămile GallĂ©
10593:(1905â1911)
10364: 1900
10341: 1900
10306: 1900
10276: 1900
10223:design, by
10118:(1895â1898)
10063:(1892â1893)
10024:Ze'ev Raban
9977:GĂ©za MarĂłti
9965: [
9954:Adamo Boari
9771:Mexico City
9708: [
9697: [
9671: [
9591: [
9447:, Florida.
9445:Winter Park
9374: 1902
9146:Style Sapin
9071:Style Sapin
9063:Style Sapin
9054:Some later
8936:JĆ«gendstils
8695:in Moscow.
8585:Pavel Suzor
8493:(1899â1907)
8455:Maxim Gorky
8311:Sheherazade
8274: 1900
8229:Fabergé egg
8145:(1914) and
8071: 1900
7942:(1905â1907)
7854:Kirkkonummi
7772:Statues at
7760:(1907â1908)
7721:(1902â1907)
7698:(1899â1901)
7651: [
7642:(1921) and
7636: [
7617: [
7552:(1907â1909)
7497:in Portugal
7484: [
7435: [
7374:(1904â1906)
7372:Casa BatllĂł
7345: [
7322: [
7303:Ramon Casas
7274: [
7166:(1905) and
7117:Casa BatllĂł
7096:Casa BatllĂł
7057:Palau GĂŒell
7025:(1918â1946)
7011: [
6942:(1904â1906)
6936:Casa BatllĂł
6919:(1901â1930)
6881:(1883â1885)
6813:AranÄelovac
6741:DezsĆ Jakab
6625:DezsĆ Jakab
6509:design was
6350:(1901â1903)
6327:(1899â1902)
6279:TĂąrgu MureÈ
6171:Young woman
6134:rare cases
6084:(1905â1910)
6039: 1900
6020: 1900
5998: 1900
5939:Max Fabiani
5918:) in 1906.
5904:Otto Wagner
5889:(1911â1913)
5856:Max Fabiani
5752:(1909â10).
5742:Max Fabiani
5715:Otto Wagner
5688:Old Theater
5643: 1900
5495:(1899â1904)
5267:Josef Fanta
5164:(1905â1907)
5121:(1901â1909)
5119:Josef Fanta
5091: [
5080: [
5077:Ădön FaragĂł
5062: [
5032:John Ruskin
4956:John Ruskin
4937:Blue Church
4929:TĂąrgu MureÈ
4909:DezsĆ Jakab
4901: [
4840:GrĂłf Palace
4817:BrĂŒck House
4802:DezsĆ Jakab
4786:GĂ©za MarĂłti
4758: [
4735:Cifrapalota
4706:(1893â1896)
4651:in 1908 in
4645: [
4586:Otto Wagner
4510: 1900
4487: 1900
4445:Ernst Stöhr
4437:Vampire in
4406:historicism
4402:Ernst Stöhr
4364:(1905â1911)
4294:Otto Wagner
4187:Mexikoplatz
4179:BĂŒlowstraĂe
4156: [
4091: [
4080: [
4073:Bad Nauheim
4040: 1906
3973: 1900
3956:(1898â1900)
3954:Franz Stuck
3789:Georg Hirth
3736:Georg Hirth
3655:(1905â1911)
3653:Bad Nauheim
3600:(1896â1898)
3437:(1902â1904)
3427:Helensburgh
3346:(1899â1900)
3161:, then the
3019:(1896â1903)
2900:rue Defacqz
2891: [
2872:Paul Hankar
2828:(1901â1903)
2779:Old England
2716:(1895â1901)
2676:lithographs
2651: 1902
2606:Ămile AndrĂš
2604:, doors by
2536:Loie Fuller
2520: 1889
2485:Ămile GallĂ©
2370:avenue Rapp
2202: [
2178:avenue Rapp
2080:Otto Wagner
2021:Ămile GallĂ©
2007:glass; the
1997:Henri Vever
1810:Paris MĂ©tro
1770:Ămile GallĂ©
1758:Paul Signac
1669:(1895â1898)
1491:), and the
1440:Paul Hankar
1344:Paul Hankar
1312:Loie Fuller
1310:for dancer
1268:lithographs
1225:Far Eastern
1056:Philip Webb
944:Philip Webb
932:Bexleyheath
839:style sapin
709:JĆ«gendstils
528:in German,
493:Style MĂ©tro
488:Jules Verne
461:Art Nouveau
431:Art Nouveau
357:Ămile GallĂ©
337:Paris MĂ©tro
317:Paul Hankar
290:John Ruskin
278:historicism
274:eclecticism
270:academicism
254:applied art
158:Art Nouveau
127:(1900â1910)
85:Paris MĂ©tro
22:Art Nouveau
27083:Modern art
27062:Categories
26985:Surrealism
26923:Minimalism
26798:Cinéma pur
26443:and poetry
26441:Literature
26350:Minimalism
26241:Visual art
26089:Metabolism
26001:Organicism
25881:Modernisme
25801:Organicism
25766:Modernisme
25756:Metabolism
25655:Genres of
25522:Jewish art
25334:Passionism
25294:iPhone art
25240:Cyborg art
25235:Crypto art
25208:Brandalism
25100:Cyberdelic
24965:TropicĂĄlia
24938:Street art
24893:Intermedia
24873:Minimalism
24592:Spatialism
24546:Postmodern
24402:Surrealism
24270:Shin-hanga
24110:Die BrĂŒcke
24078:Sonderbund
23991:Synthetism
23714:Revivalism
23623:Transition
23580:Manichaean
23426:Adam style
23347:Classicism
23286:in Utrecht
23214:Still life
22944:Romanesque
22900:Macedonian
22895:Iconoclast
22854:Visigothic
22760:Republican
22714:Indo-Greek
22684:Red-figure
22301:0812021053
22086:0500202737
22023:2605000699
21666:Riley 2004
21614:Riley 2004
21571:16 January
21537:"Immeuble"
21499:Riley 2004
21478:Riley 2004
21116:Riley 2004
21104:Riley 2004
21092:Riley 2004
21075:Riley 2004
20999:Lahor 2007
20987:Lahor 2007
20922:Lahor 2007
20669:"Immeuble"
20619:12 January
20352:. London:
20310:. London:
20081:Lahor 2007
19910:8 December
19762:Riley 2004
19437:Riley 2004
19360:Cronologia
19319:Chronology
19261:Riley 2004
19007:12 October
18664:Lahor 2007
18620:Lahor 2007
18543:388520097X
18479:Lahor 2007
18421:Jugendstil
18366:Lahor 2007
18200:Riley 2004
18176:Lahor 2007
18107:Lahor 2007
17821:Lahor 2007
17712:Lahor 2007
17609:20 January
17550:20 January
17211:References
17063:Wes Wilson
17016:status quo
16794:revivalism
16447:Chernivtsi
16399:Accrington
16326:Gothenburg
16201:CaixaFĂČrum
15959:Museum of
15782:Miksa RĂłth
15643:(house of
15546:Strasbourg
15457:Museum in
15424:Valparaiso
15294:Karlsplatz
15202:design of
15200:Five Swans
14979:Colourful
14954:Modernisme
14921:Park GĂŒell
14902:Miksa RĂłth
14847:Talashkino
14683:Grand Prix
14473:Polychrome
14391:Miksa RĂłth
14347:Strasbourg
14124:Gothic art
14120:Celtic Art
14104:Modernismo
14089:Biedemeier
14068:Jugendstil
13621:, Belgian
13507:Bas-relief
13295:Park GĂŒell
13247:) and the
13202:Strasbourg
13121:Parc GĂŒell
13003:"whiplash"
12979:ornamental
12942:Jugendstil
12927:Strasbourg
12806:See also:
12788:Jugendstil
12726:enamelling
12722:aquamarine
12511:brooch by
12414:Strasbourg
11914:by Gallé (
11660:JiĆĂ Mucha
11477:Ver Sacrum
11404:The Studio
11352:Ver Sacrum
11332:Ver Sacrum
11240:Rayon d'Or
11014:-oriented
11008:Jan Toorop
10848:JardiniĂšre
10627:Rue Perrée
10609:no. 48 in
10565:, Brussels
10511:Polychrome
10478:Insects â
10326:moon gates
10180:Jane Avril
9981:Miksa RĂłth
9918:Montevideo
9910:Valparaiso
9795:Redemption
9468:White City
9376:), in the
9178:Jugendstil
9047:in German,
8726:Ukrainian
8712:Talashkino
8704:Abramtsevo
8667:architect
8653:Talashkino
8542:Talashkino
8431:Ă la Bakst
8370:LĂ©on Bakst
8316:LĂ©on Bakst
8308:'s ballet
8265:Chairs by
8073:), in the
7900:sanatorium
7869:Lars Sonck
7840:including
7791:Jugendstil
7719:Lars Sonck
7666:Jugendstil
7453:, such as
7451:Modernisme
7415:Modernisme
7283:See also:
7199:CaixaFĂČrum
7187:Casa MartĂ
7129:Parc GĂŒell
7113:Neo-Gothic
7085:Parc GĂŒell
7048:Modernismo
7042:Modernisme
6934:façade of
6849:Modernisme
6841:Modernisme
6837:Modernismo
6416:arte nuova
6119:Beaux Arts
5916:Radovljica
5738:Frog House
5508:Frog House
5381:LuhaÄovice
5367:architect
5318:Jan KotÄra
5162:Jan KotÄra
5059:Török Bank
5051:Miksa RĂłth
4991:Miksa RĂłth
4952:KĂĄroly KĂłs
4941:Bratislava
4854:SzecessziĂł
4766:Miksa RĂłth
4755:Török Bank
4681:SzecessziĂł
4679:Hungarian
4616:, in 1903
4562:The Spring
4440:Ver Sacrum
4415:Ver Sacrum
4145:Bruno Paul
4077:Sprudelhof
3854:Die Jugend
3836:exhibition
3832:Jugendstil
3828:Jugendstil
3784:section).
3770:Jugendstil
3744:typography
3740:Jugendstil
3722:Jugendstil
3575:Jugendstil
3573:See also:
3569:in Germany
3567:Jugendstil
3542:Sutherland
3526:tube-lined
3423:Hill House
3287:See also:
3256:Jan Toorop
3247:, now the
3243:(1917) in
3151:Jugendstil
3001:Jan Toorop
2957:Jugendstil
2942:polychrome
2664:The Studio
2653:), in the
2574:Poster by
2383:rue Royale
2317:Façade of
2226:rue Royale
2103:Modernisme
2052:Bruno Paul
1787:built the
1645:Poster by
1562:art dealer
1540:, born in
1476:arabesques
1273:The Studio
1253:Owen Jones
1239:store, on
871:Kazakhstan
867:Azerbaijan
829:Arte joven
822:Modernisme
815:Modernismo
812:In Spain,
756:In Japan,
750:arte nuova
689:Lilienstil
683:Wellenstil
669:Jugendstil
663:Reformstil
582:szecessziĂł
562:Jugendstil
540:Modernisme
524:Jugendstil
477:Style 1900
453:art dealer
374:in Italy;
26990:Symbolism
26918:Modernism
26751:Serialism
26736:Post-rock
26677:Free jazz
26585:Free funk
26540:UltraĂsmo
26495:Imaginism
26470:Cyberpunk
26432:Vorticism
26235:movements
26145:Neomodern
26121:High-tech
26073:New Khmer
26057:Brutalism
26033:Stalinist
25836:Stalinist
25791:New Khmer
25781:Neomodern
25746:High-tech
25696:Bowellism
25691:Brutalism
25584:Shock art
25574:Queer art
25554:NaĂŻve art
25537:Modernism
25369:Superflat
25359:Sound art
25339:Post-YBAs
25324:Neomodern
25165:Verdadism
25135:Superflat
24984:1970â1999
24948:in the US
24868:Video art
24791:Happening
24764:1960â1969
24556:1945â1959
24219:1915â1944
24210:Vorticism
24162:A Nyolcak
24024:1900â1914
23996:Les Nabis
23927:Symbolism
23883:Amsterdam
23833:Japonisme
23803:1863â1899
23765:in Greece
23625:to modern
23470:Caribbean
23415:Goût grec
23337:Capriccio
23291:Tenebrism
23240:Turquerie
23138:Mannerism
23033:Medieval
22890:Byzantine
22871:Mozarabic
22822:Ethiopian
22726:Neo-Attic
22709:"Baroque"
22694:Classical
22664:Geometric
22642:Mycenaean
22589:(Western)
22587:Premodern
22558:Premodern
22425:809539744
21562:"Magasin"
21269:Butterfly
21060:15 August
21014:Sato 2015
20132:ThoughtCo
19807:Stockholm
19792:2 January
19642:2 January
18694:Sembach,
18464:16 August
18425:Parnassus
17924:Cite web
17807:Sembach,
17748:Sembach,
17012:Modernism
16963:Bucharest
16700:Art Deco
16634:with two
16585:Bucharest
16510:Posterity
16318:Stockholm
16288:Barcelona
16256:Barcelona
16232:Barcelona
16215:Salamanca
16197:Barcelona
16168:Synagogue
16160:Synagogue
16111:Ulyanovsk
16062:Ulyanovsk
15961:Arte Nova
15845:Cernobbio
15727:Darmstadt
15709:Wiesbaden
15693:Karlsruhe
15641:HvittrÀsk
15317:Argentina
14974:trencadĂs
14925:Barcelona
14917:TrencadĂs
14839:Mandylion
14799:, Belgium
14793:Byzantine
14716:mural of
14690:Arte Nova
14530:stoneware
14522:grand feu
14505:Rixensart
14481:Bucharest
14393:(1902â03)
14369:Vase, by
14280:PĂĄl Horti
14262:Vase, by
14013:Symbolism
13965:marquetry
13884:(1903â04)
13770:(1898â99)
13766:Chair by
13750:Stool by
13734:Chair by
13718:Chair by
13702:Chair by
13683:Furniture
13677:gargoyles
13669:caryatids
13646:Argentina
13642:Catalonia
13594:Barcelona
13574:Catalonia
13468:caryatids
13334:Sculpture
13319:Barcelona
13311:Casa MilĂĄ
13287:Barcelona
13184:, Paris,
13125:Barcelona
12987:mascarons
12966:Bucharest
12847:mascarons
12792:Pforzheim
12782:designer
12718:moonstone
12495:Jewellery
12398:malachite
12384:(1903â04)
12226:(1897â98)
12198:Metal art
12194:article.
12114:symbolist
12044:Glass art
11757:Glass art
11747:sgraffito
11679:Les Nabis
11652:symbolism
11604:Sgraffito
11315:cover by
11192:(1892â93)
11125:jewellery
11121:glass art
11097:sculpture
11069:modernist
11043:SkĂžnvirke
10988:Symbolist
10967:Trojanova
10907:Bucharest
10879:Dunkerque
10811:modernism
10555:amourette
10517:(1903â04)
10334:Bucharest
10312:, Germany
10032:Abel Pann
9249:from the
9105:symbolist
9091:(1904â05)
8776:(1905â06)
8600:Cartouche
8552:(1901â02)
8200:in Russia
8151:Stockholm
8114:Stockholm
8108:Altar of
8077:, Germany
7902:known as
7850:HvittrÀsk
7756:Chair by
7599:Arte Nova
7517:(1904â05)
7495:Arte Nova
7364:Prie Dieu
7145:Barcelona
7141:Tarragona
7121:Casa MilĂ
7102:Casa MilĂ
7090:trencadĂs
7077:carpentry
7036:Catalonia
7032:Barcelona
6955:Casa MilĂ
6932:TrencadĂs
6898:Barcelona
6875:Cantabria
6789:Zrenjanin
6769:Vojvodina
6660:Zrenjanin
6275:TimiÈoara
6074:ConstanÈa
5991:Bucharest
5908:Ljubljana
5896:Slovenian
5822:(1903â04)
5797:Ljubljana
5533:(1909â10)
5461:(1904â05)
5326:ProstÄjov
5259:total art
5158:ProstÄjov
5088:PĂĄl Horti
4913:Synagogue
4821:TimiÈoara
4804:(1907â08)
4739:Kecskemét
4612:moved to
4590:Stadtbahn
4549:(1907â08)
4280:(1897â98)
4231:Darmstadt
4007:(1900â01)
3987:Chair by
3936:(1896â97)
3928:Tapestry
3908:Cover of
3888:Cover of
3846:in 1904.
3538:doublures
3264:symbolism
3260:mysticism
3245:Rotterdam
3229:Amsterdam
3159:Indonesia
3076:Amsterdam
2911:sgraffito
2876:sgraffiti
2845:sgraffito
2789:(1898â99)
2740:Chair by
2584:starring
2503:in 1902.
2367:, at 29,
2287:(1901â02)
2013:porcelain
1682:Breezeway
1550:Red House
1532:sgraffiti
1504:Frameries
1366:(1892â93)
1201:Hiroshige
1052:Red House
1006:(1882â83)
928:Red House
889:Lithuania
857:The term
806:Noul Stil
800:Arta NouÄ
794:Arta 1900
781:Arte nova
758:Shiro-Uma
654:SkĂžnvirke
644:, as the
578:Hungarian
518:âčSee Tfdâș
442:Les Vingt
429:The term
421:in 1970.
411:Modernism
409:and then
392:Catalonia
388:Barcelona
384:Darmstadt
26938:Neo-Dada
26913:Lettrism
26894:Futurism
26808:Drop Art
26803:Dogme 95
26771:Totalism
26689:Futurism
26640:Ars nova
26568:By style
26515:Neoteric
26417:Rayonism
26370:De Stijl
26345:Mail art
26300:DevÄtsil
26164:(2000sâ)
26156:(1990sâ)
26148:(1990sâ)
26140:(1980sâ)
26132:(1980sâ)
26124:(1970sâ)
26116:(1960sâ)
26108:(1960sâ)
26100:(1960sâ)
26065:Tropical
26009:Art Deco
26004:(1920sâ)
25996:(1920sâ)
25993:Futurism
25980:(1920sâ)
25921:De Stijl
25861:Tropical
25736:Futurism
25716:De Stijl
25671:Art Deco
25614:Category
25564:Portrait
25485:Folk art
25433:Anti-art
25364:Stuckism
25277:Idea art
25198:Art game
25150:Artivism
25038:Punk art
25016:Sots Art
25001:Artscene
24858:Land art
24796:Neo-Dada
24728:Lettrism
24622:Nuagisme
24607:Tachisme
24488:Nazi art
24281:De Stijl
24195:Rayonism
24185:Art Deco
24173:Futurism
23964:Luminism
23932:Romanian
23917:Tonalism
23888:Canadian
23866:American
23772:Neo-Grec
23380:Rocaille
23209:Romanism
23143:Counter-
23077:Trecento
23017:Duecento
23007:Crusades
22939:Ottonian
22917:Frankish
22797:Medieval
22780:Trajanic
22740:Scythian
22735:Etruscan
22627:Cycladic
22605:Thracian
22295:, 1982.
22080:, 1994.
21803:14 April
21730:Archived
21683:Archived
21641:Archived
21638:Timeline
21462:Archived
21459:Gargoyle
21443:Archived
21424:Archived
21421:Caryatid
21405:Archived
21386:Archived
21367:Archived
21348:Archived
21329:Archived
21310:Archived
21291:Archived
21272:Archived
21253:Archived
21235:19 March
21179:Archived
21160:Archived
21136:Archived
21051:Archived
20971:Archived
20938:Archived
20777:"Maison"
20723:Ducher,
20638:. Brill.
20613:Archived
20592:Archived
20565:Archived
20537:Archived
20518:Archived
20494:Archived
20464:Archived
20431:Archived
20398:Archived
20368:Archived
20326:Archived
20281:Archived
20245:Archived
20215:Archived
20185:Archived
20136:Archived
20105:Archived
20060:Archived
20039:Archived
20000:Archived
19970:11 March
19964:Archived
19934:Archived
19872:Art DĂ©co
19850:Archived
19829:Archived
19810:Archived
19786:Archived
19715:26 March
19709:Archived
19666:Archived
19636:Archived
19608:Archived
19581:11 April
19575:Archived
19554:Archived
19535:Archived
19516:Archived
19489:Archived
19452:Archived
19407:19 March
19363:Archived
19322:Archived
19246:2 August
19240:Archived
19197:Archived
19171:Archived
19141:Archived
19110:Archived
19080:Archived
18962:Archived
18929:Archived
18910:Archived
18892:Archived
18865:Archived
18829:Archived
18801:Archived
18774:Archived
18742:"Cities"
18720:Archived
18640:Archived
18604:Archived
18560:Archived
18513:Archived
18494:Archived
18458:Archived
18405:Archived
18388:41809144
18309:Archived
18059:Hoffmann
17983:Archived
17929:Archived
17603:Archived
17541:Archived
17509:Archived
17507:. 1883.
17458:Archived
17394:Archived
17302:Archived
17269:Archived
17105:See also
17075:The Kiss
16995:Salzburg
16990:The Kiss
16852:Revivals
16846:ziggurat
16842:Brussels
16806:Northern
16790:Art Deco
16714:Galdames
16612:Brussels
16172:Subotica
16164:Novi Sad
16156:Belgrade
16148:Belgrade
16135:Belgrade
16107:Taganrog
16095:Gatchina
16091:Primorsk
15951:Portugal
15801:Budapest
15792:Budapest
15786:Budapest
15762:Budapest
15628:Helsinki
15538:Haguenau
15394:Brussels
15369:Brussels
15360:Hemiksem
15356:Brussels
15298:Hietzing
15242:Country
15026:Whiplash
15018:Cyclamen
14981:Maiolica
14714:Maiolica
14249:Budapest
14211:Brussels
14130:Ceramics
14102:and the
14066:and the
13838:Brussels
13665:Atlantes
13588:Ceramic
13566:Gargoyle
13464:Atlantes
13433:Helsinki
13257:Brussels
13206:Neustadt
13178:Budapest
13101:Brussels
12946:mascaron
12827:Brussels
12690:amethyst
12672:Bay Tree
12346:Brussels
12055:and the
11937:for the
11731:for the
11526:(1898),
11504:(1895),
11484:Painting
11452:Gismonda
11137:textiles
11133:ceramics
11103:and the
11085:Art Deco
10986:and the
10807:Art Deco
10741:Cyclamen
10723:whiplash
10581:and the
10394:(1901),
10249:folklore
10233:Richmond
10221:Wisteria
10203:(1899),
10110:no. 14,
10084:cyclamen
10057:Brussels
9939:, China,
9905:, China,
9895:LĂŒderitz
9815:LĂŒderitz
9791:Marriage
8873:Bukovina
8677:Vladimir
8604:mascaron
8548:work by
8304:Set for
8246:Firebird
7838:Helsinki
7819:Kalevala
7692:Helsinki
7404:Valencia
7189:and its
7158:(1888),
7062:ceramics
6871:Comillas
6843:in Spain
6825:Subotica
6805:Belgrade
6781:Novi Sad
6777:Subotica
6773:Belgrade
6641:Subotica
6606:Novi Sad
6586:Belgrade
6467:Turandot
6456:majolica
6292:in Italy
5949:(1906).
5912:Slovenia
5774:Sarajevo
5609:triptych
5377:Slovakia
5040:Budapest
4968:Zebegény
4945:Slovakia
4917:Subotica
4890:Budapest
4700:Budapest
4661:Brussels
4608:In 1899
4542:The Kiss
4478:Vase by
4358:Brussels
4227:Brussels
3876:flower.
3874:cyclamen
3840:typeface
3787:In 1892
3501:and the
3431:Scotland
2783:Brussels
2581:Gismonda
2471:Lorraine
2451:Gismonda
2396:(1900).
1801:whiplash
1710:Japonism
1520:eclectic
1452:Brussels
1194:Japanese
1190:Japonism
1147:Bordeaux
884:Modernas
407:Art Deco
396:Helsinki
327:, whose
296:and the
146:Location
117:Brussels
90:Abbesses
87:station
26867:General
26726:No wave
26500:Imagism
26450:Acmeism
26402:Pop art
26392:Orphism
26310:Fauvism
26288:Bauhaus
26092:(1959â)
26084:(1959â)
26068:(1958â)
26020:(1930s)
25929:Bauhaus
25916:(1913â)
25908:(1910â)
25681:Bauhaus
25579:Realism
25176:present
24903:Nut Art
24706:Pop art
24644:Mono-ha
24512:The Ten
24461:Kapists
24407:Iranian
24360:Bauhaus
24154:Orphism
24100:Fauvism
23937:Russian
23827:Nihonga
23741:Verismo
23726:Realism
23660:Purismo
23573:Moorish
23568:Islamic
23475:Haitian
23266:Baroque
23145:Maniera
23029:Mudéjar
22954:Spanish
22866:Pictish
22849:Lombard
22844:Insular
22785:Severan
22750:Gaulish
22745:Iberian
22674:Archaic
22617:Nuragic
22597:Ancient
22580:periods
21288:Peacock
21157:Thistle
20955:Nanaimo
20833:30 June
20678:21 July
20440:15 July
20142:27 July
20111:27 July
20066:28 July
18726:24 July
18649:28 July
17099:Persian
17095:Baroque
17031:posters
16999:Austria
16893:Belgium
16810:Central
16716:, Spain
16451:Poltava
16435:Ukraine
16409:Glasgow
16391:Glasgow
16271:Novelda
15989:Romania
15927:Ă
lesund
15777:GödöllĆ
15751:Hungary
15684:Germany
15618:Ateneum
15613:Finland
15593:Maxim's
15488:SkĂŠrbĂŠk
15482:Denmark
15467:Olomouc
15347:Belgium
15268:Austria
15214:Museums
15133:Liberty
15078:Liberty
14797:Antwerp
14775:pub in
14700:Mosaics
14694:azulejo
14602:Doulton
14594:Meissen
14514:faience
14230:Amphora
14091:style.
13899:bed by
13570:Tortosa
13472:Kempten
13225:Belgium
12780:Glasgow
12698:citrine
12694:peridot
12118:Bohemia
12061:Auguste
11817:, Paris
11779:cup by
11445:artist
11012:artisan
10480:Libelle
10259:, Paris
10207:, Paris
9922:Uruguay
9903:Qingdao
9899:Namibia
9884:Tunisia
9690:Rosario
9644:Rosario
9599:Rosario
9154:in the
8905:Kharkiv
8754:Poltava
8750:Zemstvo
8602:with a
8175:Theatre
7940:Ă
lesund
7895:, made
7673:Finland
7257:or the
7073:forging
7019:Novelda
6809:PanÄevo
6801:Kikinda
6563:PanÄevo
6480:Palermo
6447:Liberty
6321:Palermo
5947:Trieste
5852:Trieste
5652:Galicia
5389:Galicia
5373:Skalica
5344:, like
5338:Moravia
5135:Skalica
5024:GödöllĆ
4933:Romania
4592:), the
4568:in the
4195:Frohnau
4168:Bauhaus
3495:Glasgow
3484:Manxman
3480:Liberty
3388:Bristol
3378:Former
3344:Glasgow
3328:Liberty
3237:Haarlem
3217:Astoria
3126:Haarlem
3072:Astoria
2928:at 11,
2809:, Paris
2777:Former
2657:, Paris
2444:artist
2433:cabaret
2392:at the
2376:Maxim's
2175:at 29,
2068:Bavaria
1993:Lalique
1542:Antwerp
1508:Hainaut
1245:ukiyo-e
1205:Hokusai
1145:in the
962:(1850s)
914:Origins
902:History
879:Ukraine
789:Romania
704:Estonia
699:Juugend
634:Britain
606:secesja
598:secesia
560:Wiener
496:(after
417:at the
376:Glasgow
372:Palermo
243:New Art
237:
217:French:
26943:Neoism
26889:Fluxus
26789:Cinema
26628:Others
26530:Oulipo
26525:Oberiu
26412:Purism
26278:Cubism
26041:Googie
25873:decade
25741:Googie
25527:Kitsch
25386:Toyism
24878:Fluxus
24808:Op art
24377:Mingei
24311:Stupid
24289:Purism
24144:Cubism
23793:Modern
23585:Mughal
23375:Rococo
22980:Gothic
22961:Norman
22885:Viking
22839:Hunnic
22817:Coptic
22632:Minoan
22622:Aegean
22610:Dacian
22562:Modern
22482:
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22423:
22413:
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21712:3 June
21689:31 May
21594:
21519:
21402:Atlant
21364:Dragon
20908:
20704:
20574:7 July
20534:Harbin
20500:7 July
20470:7 July
20404:7 July
20360:
20318:
20290:7 July
20251:7 July
20221:7 July
20191:7 July
20009:7 July
19960:UNESCO
19940:7 July
19826:Aarhus
19532:Lisbon
19498:7 July
19177:23 May
19147:23 May
19116:23 May
19086:23 May
19045:
18971:7 July
18926:Prague
18874:7 July
18838:7 July
18783:7 July
18601:Berlin
18584:
18540:
18510:Moscow
18386:
18287:
18262:
17908:
17883:
17061:, and
17018:after
17001:(2019)
16943:Vienna
16926:(1983)
16903:(1980)
16783:(1937)
16736:(1922)
16568:(1900)
16463:
16432:
16420:London
16383:London
16371:
16303:Sweden
16300:
16205:Madrid
16185:
16126:Serbia
16123:
16097:(both
16087:Tambov
16083:Samara
16079:Modern
16075:Moscow
16042:Moscow
16023:Russia
16020:
16008:Oradea
15986:
15974:Lisbon
15965:Aveiro
15948:
15914:Norway
15911:
15887:Mexico
15884:
15860:Latvia
15857:
15813:
15748:
15681:
15651:, and
15610:
15591:above
15509:France
15506:
15479:
15459:Prague
15436:
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15344:
15314:
15302:Vienna
15288:Vienna
15277:Vienna
15265:
15143:, and
15076:, for
15060:(1899)
14947:(1915)
14931:(1914)
14863:Rennes
14777:London
14759:(1898)
14743:(1898)
14737:Vienna
14487:(1908)
14450:Nevers
14357:(1902)
14310:(1901)
14025:Rococo
14019:, and
14005:rococo
13995:, and
13987:; and
13903:(1904)
13868:(1903)
13805:(1902)
13786:(1902)
13754:(1898)
13722:(1896)
13706:(1895)
13675:, and
13661:motifs
13648:, and
13533:(1908)
13412:(1901)
13381:(1898)
13268:
13222:
13210:Vienna
13190:Prague
12972:(1914)
12952:(1906)
12913:(1905)
12710:garnet
12686:cameos
12678:(1911)
12623:(1901)
12595:(1900)
12453:Berlin
12400:(1905)
12368:(1903)
12085:, and
12016:(1909)
11964:(1903)
11943:Vienna
11899:(1901)
11783:(1894)
11705:, and
11672:Slavic
11641:(1908)
11635:Slavia
11591:(1904)
11572:(1902)
11549:(1902)
11395:Salome
11370:(1910)
11338:(1899)
11319:(1899)
11298:(1899)
11261:(1896)
11208:(1893)
11171:(1892)
11113:poster
11091:Genres
10977:(1907)
10971:Prague
10941:(1906)
10917:(1905)
10883:loggia
10854:ones (
10852:Rococo
10696:(1914)
10690:Nymphs
10677:(1910)
10637:(1908)
10541:(1904)
10498:(1902)
10492:rubies
10488:enamel
10446:(1901)
10426:(1901)
10400:Vienna
10284:Prague
10090:(1895)
9937:Harbin
9930:Brasil
9890:then),
9865:Havana
9852:BogotĂĄ
9801:(1906)
9632:(1923)
9601:(1912)
9559:(1914)
9410:(1908)
9298:(1894)
9234:(1891)
9200:chalet
9011:Latvia
8961:(1903)
8925:Hutsul
8862:(1913)
8829:Dnipro
8728:Modern
8710:, and
8587:(1904)
8512:(1900)
8487:Moscow
8345:ĐĐŸĐŽĐ”ŃĐœ
8338:(1912)
8318:(1910)
8292:(1908)
8253:(1899)
8231:(1898)
8212:, and
8198:Modern
8189:. The
8183:Aarhus
8159:Aarhus
8136:(1914)
8116:(1914)
8091:Aarhus
8038:Berlin
7993:Celtic
7989:Viking
7958:(1914)
7910:Norway
7877:Ainola
7832:, and
7780:(1919)
7744:(1903)
7625:Lisbon
7595:Aveiro
7550:Aveiro
7536:(1906)
7515:Lisbon
7406:(1908)
7351:(1903)
7328:(1902)
7305:(1897)
7253:, the
7232:, and
7172:UNESCO
7127:, and
6993:Madrid
6976:(1905)
6815:, and
6799:, and
6762:(1910)
6743:(1910)
6727:(1908)
6681:(1905)
6662:(1904)
6643:(1904)
6627:(1901)
6608:(1897)
6592:(1879)
6546:, and
6482:; the
6304:, and
6271:Oradea
6254:(1908)
6234:(1908)
6215:(1903)
6194:Spring
6179:Ileana
6057:(1905)
6013:Frieze
5858:(1906)
5838:(1904)
5816:Zagreb
5780:(1901)
5682:: the
5656:KrakĂłw
5636:KrakĂłw
5621:Vienna
5593:(1908)
5427:KrakĂłw
5365:Slovak
5255:Prague
5181:Prague
5141:(1905)
4921:Serbia
4844:Szeged
4825:Oradea
4788:(1906)
4768:(1906)
4741:(1902)
4673:UNESCO
4653:Vienna
4600:. The
4528:(1902)
4466:(1899)
4447:(1899)
4370:Vienna
4296:(1898)
4274:Vienna
4235:Vienna
4203:Pankow
4164:Weimar
4114:Munich
3991:(1902)
3916:(1896)
3910:Jugend
3896:(1895)
3812:Jugend
3799:. The
3797:Munich
3782:Naming
3762:, and
3753:Jugend
3730:Jugend
3637:Berlin
3594:Munich
3409:(1900)
3390:(1900)
3310:(1883)
3231:; the
3132:(1930)
3109:(1921)
3086:(1905)
3047:(1898)
3003:(1893)
2847:(1905)
2744:(1896)
2588:(1894)
2562:(1894)
2542:(1893)
2487:, the
2386:, and
2354:(1928)
2260:(1901)
2237:(1901)
2223:at 6,
2185:(1901)
2109:. The
2074:, and
1828:(1900)
1824:Paris
1569:Weimar
1483:, the
1429:(1897)
1397:(1895)
1346:(1893)
1302:, and
1287:Jugend
1207:, and
1165:, and
1037:(1883)
946:(1859)
936:London
877:, and
875:Russia
859:Modern
714:Latvia
706:; and
694:Jugend
676:Jugend
602:Polish
594:Slovak
590:secese
474:), or
425:Naming
380:Munich
100:Jugend
27032:Media
26617:Metal
26560:Music
25174:2000â
24617:COBRA
23611:Uki-e
23601:Japan
23590:Qajar
22949:Mosan
22755:Roman
22649:Greek
21440:Putti
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21047:(PDF)
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18384:JSTOR
17752:p. 47
17544:(PDF)
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17169:Notes
17014:(the
16920:Tokyo
16895:, by
16889:Ghent
16732:, by
16666:Milan
16632:putto
16614:, by
16587:, by
16353:]
16267:]
16252:]
16188:Spain
15828:]
15816:Italy
15773:]
15736:Hagen
15723:]
15701:Mainz
15665:Espoo
15655:) in
15636:Turku
15597:Paris
15584:Nancy
15570:]
15559:Nancy
15530:Paris
15409:Chile
15184:batik
15180:Nabis
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14927:, by
14820:]
14671:eosin
14625:]
14483:, by
14325:, by
14192:Paris
13949:Nancy
13673:putti
13640:from
13634:]
13590:putti
13449:Nancy
13410:]
13397:, by
13395:Paris
13271:Spain
13186:Porto
13127:, by
13069:Nancy
12851:Paris
12734:ivory
12706:agate
12696:, or
12570:Flora
12348:, by
12222:, by
12220:Paris
12179:, by
12083:]
12072:]
12049:Nancy
11986:Nancy
11802:and
11668:Slava
11443:Czech
11292:from
11167:, by
10611:Nancy
10390:, by
10183:, by
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9787:Exile
9751:Tunis
9712:]
9701:]
9675:]
9595:]
9230:, by
9165:sapin
9122:sapin
8909:Odesa
8810:Kuban
8157:) in
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7659:Porto
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7349:]
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7278:]
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6877:, by
6829:Senta
6797:Senta
6793:Vrbas
6785:PaliÄ
6488:Milan
6382:Cobra
6344:Milan
6283:Sibiu
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3186:GaudĂ
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2969:ivory
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2560:Nancy
2467:Nancy
2442:Czech
2277:Nancy
2206:]
2183:Paris
2064:Turin
2062:from
1849:1900
1506:, in
1487:(for
938:) by
586:Czech
506:, or
368:Turin
250:style
207:AR(T)
27049:Data
26879:Dada
26612:Punk
26607:Prog
26602:Rock
26590:Yass
26580:Jazz
26575:Funk
26550:Zaum
25463:Icon
24786:ZERO
24544:and
24441:Asso
24265:Dada
23822:YĆga
22564:and
22480:ISBN
22440:ISBN
22421:OCLC
22411:ISBN
22386:ISBN
22371:ISBN
22350:ISBN
22331:ISBN
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21956:2023
21931:2024
21899:ISBN
21880:2023
21849:ISBN
21824:ISBN
21805:2023
21777:ISBN
21752:ISBN
21714:2021
21691:2020
21592:ISBN
21573:2024
21548:2023
21517:ISBN
21383:Bear
21307:Swan
21237:2022
21176:Iris
21144:2016
21062:2019
20906:ISBN
20835:2010
20788:2023
20702:ISBN
20680:2024
20621:2020
20576:2019
20502:2019
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20442:2019
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20376:2022
20358:ISBN
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20316:ISBN
20292:2019
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20223:2019
20193:2019
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19972:2016
19942:2019
19912:2023
19858:2020
19794:2016
19717:2019
19674:2020
19644:2016
19583:2021
19500:2019
19409:2022
19303:2022
19281:2022
19248:2019
19205:2022
19179:2020
19149:2021
19118:2021
19088:2021
19043:ISBN
19009:2022
18973:2019
18876:2019
18840:2019
18785:2019
18728:2019
18651:2019
18582:ISBN
18538:ISBN
18466:2019
18317:2020
18285:ISBN
18260:ISBN
17906:ISBN
17881:ISBN
17611:2022
17552:2022
17517:2020
17466:2020
17310:2019
17097:and
16899:and
16812:and
16796:and
16779:and
16523:and
15936:Oslo
15870:Riga
15659:and
15620:and
15296:and
15194:and
14900:and
14655:PĂ©cs
14649:The
14627:and
14577:and
14546:and
14534:grés
14409:for
14389:and
14353:and
14333:, US
14122:and
14038:and
13972:and
13955:and
13937:Ohio
13650:Cuba
13617:and
13401:and
13281:and
13194:Riga
13182:Lviv
13174:Bern
12950:Riga
12730:horn
12714:opal
12636:Niké
12468:and
12128:and
12057:Daum
11842:Daum
11650:and
11470:and
11135:and
11075:and
11006:and
10809:and
10797:and
10777:and
10754:and
10721:or "
10710:and
10633:and
10585:) â
10484:opal
10422:and
10378:The
10235:, US
10030:and
9979:and
9869:Cuba
9793:and
9646:and
9353:The
9180:and
9007:Riga
8901:Kyiv
8895:and
8875:and
8790:Kyiv
8770:Lviv
8679:and
8544:, a
8420:and
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8177:and
7457:and
7411:The
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4873:and
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4067:and
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3558:and
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