We can't deny that history is majorly influencing the designs of today ... Two commonly confused movements are Art Deco and ...

Unlike the more balanced designs of earlier styles, Art Nouveau embraced irregular and dynamic compositions. This public building in Prague is adorned with lavish mosaics and sculptures ...

and intricate designs – than taking a whistle-stop tour of some of Europe’s best examples of Art Nouveau architecture. If you’re not lucky enough to find yourself in an Art Nouveau hotspot ...

Intaglio printing was a delicate enough process to create detailed designs that could – and often did ... Flourishing in the years leading up to the first World War, Art Nouveau has since become a new ...

Romanticism, Impressionism, Art Nouveau; Cubism (Picasso) and Surrealism (Dalí). In the 1800s, the Industrial Revolution spawned new artistic styles: idealized Romanticism, light-chasing ...

But the most prominent example of the Belgian flair for visual language must be Art Nouveau, a movement that was birthed in the country in the late 19th century and whose echoes still linger in ...

Designs of this time were often defined by ... Predating midcentury-modern aesthetics, Art Deco drew influences from Art Nouveau, the Bauhaus school, and Cubism. Many of the most well-recognized ...

The Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier considered the bourgeois leanings of Art Deco to be the dying breath of old world values and hand-craftsmanship. His pavilion, called L’Esprit Nouveau ...

"The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art" Credit: Brian Chilson Like a renegade plant sprouting through cracks in the concrete, Art Nouveau blossomed in Europe and the U ...