A porcelain ewer in overglaze enamel ... two of the exhibits were an art nouveau jardiniere — a decorative flower box or planter — made around 1870 by the Frenchman James Tissot, and another the ...

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On view from June 12 to September 21 at the Long Island Museum (LIM) in Stony Brook, The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from ...

A headturner of a townhouse is selling in Brussels, where its whimsical Art Nouveau roofline stands out even among the grand homes of the city’s central Ixelles neighborhood. Architect ...

But at the Bendigo Art Gallery, you can find just that; an extravagant and ornate porcelain vase, almost one metre in height, standing proud in a glass case. This vase is a masterpiece of neo ...

is especially significant because Ponti had caught the desires of the decorative taste that was increasingly moving away from the stylistic features of Art Nouveau. Among the ceramics that got him the ...

There is no train in “Monaco • Monte-Carlo.” The railway ad instead pictures a woman, poised at the shore’s edge. Encircled in rings of carmine- and blush-tinged blossoms, she looks up ...

And that slightly creepy porcelain doll? Well ... There’s the guy who can tell you the entire history of Art Nouveau just by looking at a single vase. The woman who knows more about Victorian mourning ...

And that slightly creepy porcelain doll? Well, let’s just say some stories ... They can tell you the difference between Art Deco and Art Nouveau faster than you can say “What’s the deal with all these ...

‘Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art’ The final major exhibition of the year will focus on a period of art that folks in the Miami Valley have come to love and appreciat ...

Art nouveau could be said to be the first 20th century modern style. It was the first style to stop looking backwards in history for ideas, taking inspiration instead from what it saw around it ...

Miami-based Portuondo Perotti Architects were heavily inspired by the Art Nouveau movement, which is characterized by sinuous, often asymmetrical lines loosely inspired by nature, a creative use ...