Swathes of purple, orange and yellow find their way back to the walls of a municipal auditorium in northern Italy.

the Dutch rejected the modern in favour of a romanticised idea of what Jan de Bruijn, curator of an exhibition dedicated to Dutch Art Nouveau at The Gemeentemuseum in The Hague, calls the ...

This movement — the sweeping lines, rich patterning and swirling ornamentation — became an instantly recognizable element of ...

Since they believed they were creating everything anew, their style is best known today as Art Nouveau, French for "new art." In April, London's Victoria and Albert Museum opened the largest ...

Gustav Klimt’s “Woman Facing Left” is a loose, gestural drawing of a profile that hints at the vine-like lines of Art Nouveau. “Théâtre de Loie Fuller, Exposition Universelle,” ca.

“If you say Art Nouveau to a general member of the public ... by Paul Baudouin — a disciple of Symbolist painter Puvis de Chavannes — to the bas-relief stone panels by the sculptor Victor ...

inspiring Belgian architects and designers like Paul Hankar and Henry van de Velde. Art Nouveau houses sprang up all over Brussels. It wasn’t only the exteriors of these buildings that were ...

It was a department store that made Hermann Leopold Ammende the wealthiest man in the coastal Estonian resort town of Pärnu, and that allowed him to build the mansion that now bears his name.

where its whimsical Art Nouveau roofline stands out even among the grand homes of the city’s central Ixelles neighborhood. Architect Benjamin de Lestré de Fabriebeckers designed the 1905 ...

Besiki Kutateladze is passionate about Art Nouveau architecture, a nature-inspired style popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Growing up in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia ...