You'll notice that Art Nouveau objects and architecture often feature floral or botanical imagery, unlike Art Deco's ...

Museums in Hamburg, Germany, and Rome are staging exhibitions about the art nouveau style, while auction houses take renewed interest in the movement. ... the two have about 400 objects on view.

Before writing this story, I had some idea of the Art Nouveau movement, but would be pushed to pinpoint where exactly it deviated from what we know about Art Deco interior design.In terms of eras ...

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

Art Nouveau flourished between 1880s and 1910. The movement attempted to break down barriers between fine and applied arts, and use modern production methods to objects of everyday, ...

Émile Gallé was a French glass artist working within the Art Nouveau movement. View Émile Gallé’s 27,362 artworks on artnet. Find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks for sale, the ...

Made by a company called Pratts, who turned their skills to making aeroplanes for the Great WarThis armchair is a wonderful example of the Art Nouveau style with the curves, sinuous lines and ...

Art Nouveau objects including Tiffany lamps, and other extraordinary finds. Curated by Thomas Mason, Linda Clarke, Gus Kopriva, and Heidi Vaughan. All events are subject to change due to weather ...

“As Lloyd Macklowe, the top New York Art Nouveau dealer, would say, ‘Always dance with your clients,’ a phrase that appealed to me, and one that I found to be absolutely true,” the British ...

Most Art Nouveau buildings were in private hands, ... Most buildings, most objects, are eventually destroyed. “It’s important because it’s the beginning of a new world,” he tells me.