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Budapest, the pearl of the Danube, is a city that wears its history on its sleeve. Walking through its streets, you find yourself surrounded by a rich tapestry of architecture—each building whispering tales of bygone eras. Among its many architectural treasures, the Art Nouveau style stands out, with its intricate designs, organic forms, and enchanting… Nestled between the deep blue waters of the Norwegian Sea and the dramatic peaks of the Sunnmøre Alps, Ålesund is a town like no other. Known for its distinctive Art Nouveau architecture and stunning natural surroundings, Ålesund offers a perfect blend of cultural and outdoor experiences. Whether you’re a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or… Following an extensive two-and-a-half-year restoration effort, the iconic Art Nouveau townhouse Hôtel Solvay unveiled its newly restored façade and roof on Wednesday morning. The project marked the official inauguration of the building’s revitalized exterior. Designed by renowned Belgian architect Victor Horta and constructed between 1894 and 1900, Hôtel Solvay is one of Brussels’ most significant… As you wander through the enchanting streets of Porta Venezia, each Art Nouveau structure reveals a unique story of freedom, creativity, and a departure from tradition. From Palazzo Castiglioni to Casa Campanini, the artistic spirit of the era invites you to explore, admire, and reflect on the vibrant history that continues to inspire modern design…. The eight cities of Weimar, Chemnitz, Darmstadt, Leipzig, Augsburg, Munich, Nuremberg, and Berlin stand out as the premier Art Nouveau destinations in Germany due to their rich architectural heritage and significant contributions to the Jugendstil movement. Weimar, while best known for the Bauhaus, also boasts beautiful Art Nouveau elements. Structures like the Hansahaus reflect the movement’s… Alphonse Mucha’s depiction of women, seen in everything from commercial posters to stained glass, captures a sense of power and beauty that transcends mere physical allure. These figures, central to his distinctive Art Nouveau style, project an ethereal elegance without being overtly sexualized. But who are these women in Mucha’s art? Interestingly, today’s focus isn’t… Sotheby’s is delighted to announce the unveiling of the prestigious Francis Meyer collection, one of the largest private European collections of Art Nouveau glassware. The exhibition will take place from Thursday, October 3, 2024, to Monday, October 7, 2024, at Sotheby’s Paris, located at 76 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008, and will be open to… The Museum of Applied Arts Budapest: Art Nouveau – A Hungarian Perspective The Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest is a renowned institution dedicated to the study and exhibition of decorative arts and design. Founded in 1872, the museum houses one of the most impressive collections of applied arts in the world, featuring Hungarian and… A rare Clerestory Window, crafted by renowned architects Louis Millet and Louis Henry Sullivan in 1912 for the Pacific Savings Bank in Iowa, is set to be one of the standout pieces in the upcoming Fall Larsen Art Auction. This unique window, a piece of architectural history, carries an estimated value of $15,000 to $25,000… The Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts (AMFA) is thrilled to announce the opening of its latest exhibition, *The Triumph of Nature”, a sample of Art Nouveau artworks from the Chrysler Museum of Art, running from today September 27, 2024, through January 12, 2025. This breathtaking exhibit celebrates the stunning innovations of the Art Nouveau movement,… The artistic renewal that developed between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, exactly between 1894 and 1914, marked a significant transformation in the art world, often referred to as fin de siècle or the belle époque. The term Art Nouveau was first used around this time—coined in Belgium by the magazine L’Art Moderne to… At the turn of the 20th century, a time marked by rapid scientific advancements, technological innovations, and significant societal shifts, a group of visionary young artists in Munich embarked on a mission to revolutionize art and reform everyday life. The movement they created, known as Jugendstil—the German variant of Art Nouveau—sought to break away from… As you pedal along the grand Avenue de Tervuren in Brussels, the striking silhouette of the Palais Stoclet is impossible to overlook. This impressive modernist mansion, clad in gleaming white marble, boasts a sleek tower that is crowned with four nude statues. It stands out as a monument to both artistic innovation and personal devotion,… The Taubman Museum of Art is excited to showcase the works of Alphonse Mucha, the visionary behind the Art Nouveau movement, in a new ticketed exhibition titled *”Eternally New: The Art Nouveau World of Alphonse Mucha.” It will be on display from October 19th until March 16th. For all information on this exhibit click HERE…. Max Meirowsky, a Jewish entrepreneur, had the villa built in Lindenthal, a borough of the City of Cologne in Germany, between 1909 and 1911 as a private residence. The reliefs integrated into the facade on the garden side, with their blend of Art Nouveau ornaments and historicist elements, appear in renewed splendor. Köln: Max Meirowsky founded… The Art Nouveau dome of the iconic Parisian galleries transforms into the stage for an exclusive gastronomic celebration. Galeries Lafayette is poised to mark its 130th anniversary with an array of events and experiences as distinguished as the building itself. Among the most anticipated surprises is the breathtaking installation of a suspended dining table beneath… Two hours by train from Lisbon and 40 minutes from Porto in an Alfa Pendular is Aveiro, the city of moliceiros and ovos moles. This coastal town was one of the four Portuguese cities that competed to win the title of European Capital of Culture in 2027, but the winner was Évora. After the verdict… This year, Paris pays tribute to architect Hector Guimard (1867-1942), a leading figure of Art Nouveau in France. In collaboration with the Cercle Guimard, the Archives de Paris are hosting an exhibition featuring original documents from their collections, including architectural plans, photographs, and more. The exhibition showcases Guimard’s Parisian career through a selection of buildings… Prague is often seen as a global hub for Art Nouveau, though it’s common for people to confuse it with the Secessionist style at first glance. A key way to distinguish Prague’s Art Nouveau architecture is by spotting the organic decorative elements that adorn the exteriors. You’ll often find motifs inspired by nature—trees, flowers, vines,… The Louis Vuitton 37th America’s Cup is not just a sporting event; it’s a grand stage that will catapult Barcelona into the global spotlight, showcasing the city’s unique blend of culture, commerce, and architectural splendor. As the prestigious regatta takes over the Mediterranean coast, visitors will have the opportunity to experience Barcelona in all its… The rise of Art Nouveau in Belgium is inextricable from the concurrent exploitation of Congo, its people and its rich natural resources. Architecture is always rooted in a political, social, and economic context and visitors should know that most Brussels’ most famous Art Nouveau structures were commissioned by individuals whose wealth was built on exploiting… Young and stunning, with perfectly sculpted eyebrows and a head of rich brunette curls, French actress Sarah Bernhardt first captured the hearts of Paris’s theatre-going elite in the 1870s. It wasn’t long before the rest of the world took notice. Critics, reaching for poetic metaphors, likened her voice to pure gold, a nightingale, silver dawn,… Art Nouveau is based on the agile, the fluid, on the movement provided by curves and asymmetry. Art Deco seems obsessed with geometric shapes, with straight lines and angles, with mass and symmetry as constant values. But there is more than that. Although they are two styles with very different characteristics, often are confused. Both Art… The exhibition “Alphonse Mucha: Master of Art Nouveau”, featuring pieces from the esteemed Dhawan Collection in Los Angeles, will grace the Petrik Gallery until September 1st. This event mirrors the significance of the previous Mucha exhibition, which attracted visitors from across the country to the museum’s relocated site following the 2008 flood. The exhibit at the… Gustav Klimt’s “Portrait of Fräulein Lieser,” thought lost for nearly a century, recently emerged and fetched £26m at auction in Vienna. Held by im Kinsky auction house, the bidding commenced at £23m, ultimately settling within the anticipated range of £25m-£42m. The buyer’s identity remains undisclosed. The auction house hailed the rediscovery as a sensation, emphasizing… If you’re a fan of Art Nouveau, or simply a lover of architecture or art history, you may wonder how many cities or villages have buildings in this art style. There are some articles about the “Top 5 or Top 10 Art Nouveau destinations in the world” and they always include places like Prague, Paris,… Located on La Rambla, the establishment of the Derby Hotels Collection reinforces its connection to art nouveau with a permanent exhibition of 27 vases by the prestigious Émile Gallé and contemporary artists. Since its opening in 2010 right on La Rambla, the Hotel Bagués has stood as a tribute to modernism. This ambition of the… On the 13th of April 2024, at 4:00 PM, an engaging lecture titled “Secession, Jugendstil, Symbolism, Young Poland” will be hosted by Renata Fabiańska-Grzybowska as part of the museum course “Art History Academy” at the National Museum in Szczecin. We cordially invite you to join us at the Museum located at Wały Chrobrego for this… Flourishing from roughly 1890 to 1914, Art Nouveau was an international artistic movement that embraced organic forms and rebelled against the rigid styles that dominated 19th-century art. Central to Art Nouveau was the sinuous line, mimicking the flowing curves of plants and flowers. This organic aesthetic found its way into various mediums, transforming everyday objects… The Casa Lis Art Nouveau and Art Deco Museum has been recognized with the Castilla y León Prize for the Arts 2023. The jury unanimously agreed to award this award for its “iconic defense” of a plot of the cultural heritage of the Community of Castilla and León, “as relevant and little recognized” as the… Art Nouveau was a late 19th- and early 20th-century art movement that emphasized flowing curves, organic forms, and attention to detail. It is characterized by its use of floral motifs, stained glass, and metalwork. Art Nouveau architecture can be found in many cities around the world, including Barcelona, Brussels, Vienna, Glasgow, and Riga. If you’re… We are thrilled to announce that the Art Gallery of New South Wales will be showcasing from 15 June to 22 September the most extensive exhibition of visionary artist Alphonse Mucha’s work ever seen in Australia. It will be an extraordinary monographic taking place in Australia. Renowned for his groundbreaking contributions to European art, Mucha… Milan is a city well known for its fashion, design, and style, but it’s also a city with a rich history and plenty of cultural attractions. From its stunning architecture to its world-class museums and galleries, there is plenty to see and do in Milan for tourists of all ages. Here are some of the… The Contemporary Art Museum Kumamoto is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Alphonse Mucha. Alfons Mucha: Multitalented Artist is the title of the exhibition. Click HERE for information in the museum webpage. Step into a world of artistic brilliance as the Contemporary Art Museum Kumamoto proudly presents an exhibition dedicated to Alphonse… Imagine a painting missing for nearly 100 years suddenly resurfacing and being put up for sale for 49 million euros. Well, that just happened. The “Portrait of Fräulein Lieser,” painted by Gustav Klimt, was rediscovered in the private possession of an Austrian citizen and will be auctioned on April 24th in Vienna. It is considered… In this article we tray to recap the highlights from the Brafa Art and Antiques Fair in Brussels, opening today and lasting until Sunday, February 4th. The tradition holds that the musical year begins with its first chords in Vienna, while the artistic one starts to be painted, drawn, and sculpted at the Brafa Art… After crafting iconic posters for the renowned actress Sarah Bernhardt, Alphonse Mucha, hailed as one of the foremost figures of the Art Nouveau movement, captivated Europe with his elegant artworks in soft tones. His creations featured alluring women surrounded by lush and exquisite natural landscapes. Nevertheless, upon returning to his native Czechoslovakia, he faced persecution… Vienna, the cultural capital of Austria, boasts a rich tapestry of artistic heritage that beckons travelers from around the globe. At the heart of this vibrant city lies the legacy of Gustav Klimt, a towering figure in the Art Nouveau movement whose works continue to captivate and inspire. Klimt’s distinctive style, characterized by intricate ornamentation,… For over 130 years, Maxim’s in Paris has welcomed a diverse array of luminaries, from Proust to Piaf, Cocteau to Callas, Delon, Gainsbourg, and Birkin. The iconic restaurant near the Place de la Concorde has recently transformed. Established in 1893 and renovated for the 1900 World Fair, its historic interiors boast an art nouveau ambiance… Jan Toorop (1858–1928) influenced the works of Gustav Klimt, among other prominent artists, and his art continues to inspire and captivate audiences around the world, and his contributions to the European art movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries will always be remembered. Jan Toorop was a Dutch-Indonesian artist who played a significant… Why Klimt is so popular? Gustav Klimt was an Austrian symbolist painter and a prominent member of the Art Nouveau movement, has left an indelible mark on the art world. His works, characterized by ornate, flowing lines and rich, decorative patterns, have been celebrated for their sensuality, symbolism, and innovative use of color. Klimt’s art… Milan, the fashion capital of the world, boasts not only a rich sartorial heritage but also a hidden gem in its architectural tapestry—the mesmerizing Art Nouveau. As you step into the enchanting realm of Milan’s Art Nouveau quarter, centered around the iconic Porta Venezia, you are greeted by a symphony of rich, precious wrought iron… Are you planning a trip to Italy and wondering whether to visit Milan or Turin? Both cities have their own unique charm and offer a wealth of cultural, historical, and culinary experiences for visitors. Milan is known as one of the fashion capitals of the world, with a bustling metropolitan atmosphere and a vibrant nightlife… Prague is soon to welcome the highly anticipated addition of a W Hotel! While the exact opening date remains a mystery, the anticipation is palpable as the city eagerly awaits this new landmark. Nestled within an awe-inspiring building, currently undergoing meticulous restoration, the transformation is nothing short of spectacular. Located in the heart of the… The exhibition “Alphonse Mucha: Master of Art Nouveau,” verses on Mucha’s mastery and the cultural milieu shaping his evolution. Beyond celebrating Mucha’s genius, the exhibition commitment is to offer a nuanced glimpse into the vibrant backdrop of turn-of-the-century Paris. The exhibit at Henry Morrison Flagler Museum makes art accessible and engaging for diverse audiences. Full… In the recent years, a notable surge has been observed in the selection of art nouveau cities as coveted destinations for international film productions. This article delves into the driving factors behind this burgeoning trend and sheds light on several prominent productions that have chosen these art nouveau cities as their atmospheric backdrops. In the… State Police Initiates Investigation into January 2 Fire at Abandoned Art Nouveau Building on Brīvības Street, Rīga, Latvia. The State Police have reported that, as of now, there is no evidence suggesting arson in the recent fire incident involving the abandoned Art Nouveau building on Brīvības Street in Rīga. Simultaneously, it has come to light… Eleven American cities from eight different countries are included in the TOP 11 American Art Nouveau Cities. The classification is the result of gathering the opinion of dozens of academic experts from museums, hundreds of artnouveau.club clients and thousands of followeres of social networks. Enjoy the Ranking: 1.- Buenos Aires (Argentina) About the picture above – Av…. Frequently asked by first-time visitors to Barcelona is the dilemma: “Casa Milà or Casa Batlló – which one reigns supreme?” While the ultimate recommendation is to indulge in both, acknowledging their masterpiece status, not everyone can carve out the luxury of time in the bustling city or may prefer to explore a diverse range of… Turin is not only a city of art and culture, but also a city of food. With its rich culinary tradition and love for quality ingredients, Turin is a paradise for foodies. In this article, we’ll take you on a journey through the city’s food culture and explore some of the most delicious and interesting aspects… The municipality of Aveiro has embarked on an ambitious and multi-year project to transform the city into a dazzling Christmas spectacle, a festive endeavor set to continue until 2025. The winning proposal, crafted by Empresa Carvalho Iluminações from Viseu, encapsulates a concept deeply rooted in Aveiro’s rich cultural heritage, sustainability, innovation, and technology. As night… Vienna is a city that is steeped in history, culture, and art. It is the capital of Austria, and it is renowned for its stunning architecture, world-class museums, and vibrant music scene. The city is also famous for its coffeehouses, delicious pastries, and excellent wine. In this article, we will explore some of the most… The end of the 19th century was marked by the significant interest that artists worldwide showed in reinterpreting nature. This artistic reimagining gave rise to movements such as the Viennese Secession in Austria, Modernisme in Catalonia, and Art Nouveau in France, particularly in Europe. Art Nouveau, in particular, garnered enthusiasm from a diverse range of… The Gellért Hotel, owned by BDPST Group, is set to undergo a comprehensive renovation in 2024, aligning with heritage preservation standards. Anticipated to reopen in 2027, it will emerge as Hungary’s inaugural Mandarin Oriental hotel. The Gellért Hotel is poised to boast 143 guest rooms, including 38 suites, designed with timeless elegance by London’s Alexander… In the year 2024, Aveiro stands poised to assume the role of the Portuguese Capital of Culture, and the Aveiro 2024 program signifies a departure from mere seasonal themes. This comprehensive initiative encompasses an array of events across diverse artistic domains, strategically hosted in varied locales throughout the city. The calendar of events for Aveiro,… Antoni Gaudí is very popular architect and a proof of that is that his works, from the spectacular Sagrada Família to the picturesque Park Güell, are appealing to more and more people every year.He was a Catalan architect who has become internationally recognised as one of the most prodigious experts in his discipline, as well… Grand Front Osaka is set to host the “Mucha Immersive Exhibition,” a captivating showcase that will run from tomorrow, January 9, until January 28, 2024. This exhibition promises an exploration of Alphonse Mucha’s extraordinary world, featuring around 150 original artworks in an immersive and visually stunning setting. Alphonse Mucha, a Czech artist born in 1860,… It is one of the most remarkable buildings in the Czech Republic in the Art Nouveau style: located within the Central Station, the impressive Fanta building reopened this weekend after several years of renovation work. The history of Prague’s most important railway station, located near Wenceslas Square, dates back to the 19th century: it was… As the esteemed Lightner Museum culminates its 75th-anniversary celebrations, it proudly presents “The Artful Legacy: A Journey Through Artistic Expressions,” a captivating exhibition that showcases the museum’s exceptional collection and the transformative power of art. For more information than the one you can find here, visit https://lightnermuseum.org/2023/03/22/triumphofnature Immerse yourself in a captivating array of artistic masterpieces, ranging… The exhibition delves into the pivotal role Turin played in shaping Art Nouveau, also known as the stile Liberty or “Liberty style” in Italy. It takes place at Palazzo Madama – Museo Civico d’Arte Antica di Torino and is a collaboration between Palazzo Madama and SIAT – Società degli Ingegneri e degli Architetti in Torino,… Since its inception in 1936, spanning over eight decades, Hickmet Fine Arts has been privileged to engage with some of the most illustrious artworks hailing from the Art Nouveau era. Across three generations, we’ve borne witness to the transformative impact of this artistic movement, a legacy still resonating profoundly in the contemporary art scene. In… In collaboration with the Mucha Foundation, the Hôtel de Caumont presents its winter exhibition this year, dedicated to the renowned master of Art Nouveau, Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939). Mucha, whose artistic legacy traverses various mediums including posters, advertising, interior design, and Belle Époque theater, transformed the perception of art in his era with his distinctive aesthetic… It’s now 165 years since the birth of Baltic German architect Wilhelm Bockslaff, but his contribution to the fabric of his native city lives on. Bockslaff designed numerous Latvian mansions and public buildings in Rīga and Jūrmala, including everything from water towers to grand country houses. He was the architect of the Riga Great Guild, Ludvigs Neiburgs’ tenement house… From the 1880s to the outbreak of the First World War, Western Europe and the United States experienced the emergence of Art Nouveau, often referred to as the “New Art.” This influential movement drew inspiration from the untamed facets of the natural world, leaving an indelible mark on various artistic disciplines, including applied arts, graphic… The Construction Board of the Sagrada Familia temple in Barcelona has recently announced a postponement in the completion date, now projected for the year 2033. This extended timeline anticipates the finalization of the Tower of Jesus Christ in 2026, marking a significant milestone on the centenary of architect Antoni Gaudí’s passing. The ten-year extension aligns… A special exhibition with glass treasures from the Art Nouveau period has opened today at Mannheim’s Reiss-Engelhorn Museums. The new special exhibition entitled “Forays through nature. Glass treasures from Art Nouveau” is presented in the Peter & Traudel Engelhornhaus Foundation Museum on Mannheim’s Toulonplatz. On display are 80 objects from two private collections. The items… Sedona International Film Festival presents the Exhibition on Screen series with ‘Klimt & The Kiss’. The film will premiere in Sedona on Tuesday and Sunday, Nov. 7 and 12 at the festival’s Mary D. Fisher and Alice Gill-Sheldon Sheldon Theatres. From the director of ‘Frida Kahlo’ and ‘Mary Cassatt, Painting the Modern Woman’ comes a… The Lightner Museum is thrilled to announce the grand opening of its captivating exhibition, “The Triumph of Tech: A Digital Odyssey from Silicon Valley.” This groundbreaking showcase, a highlight of the museum’s innovation series, will run from November 17 to March 15. To kick off this tech extravaganza, the museum invites you to an electrifying… In a momentous turn of events, the City of Prague and the descendants of the renowned Art Nouveau painter Alfons Mucha have successfully reached an agreement regarding the ownership rights of Mucha’s celebrated masterpiece, the Slav Epic. This historic resolution marks a significant step towards preserving an invaluable piece of cultural and historical heritage, ensuring… A multimedia exhibition on the life and work of Czech painter, graphic artist and designer Alfons Mucha will be held at the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) gallery in Seoul from July 22nd to October 30th. To Michal Dvorak, a 57-year-old Czech film composer, producer and musician, it is his mission to reinterpret “modernized” versions of… The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA) in Richmond will hold the exhibition The Art of Advertisement: Art Nouveau Posters of the Late 19th Century from July 22nd 2023 to January 21st 2024.. Explore a captivating selection from VMFA’s rich collection of Art Nouveau posters, unveiling the allure of the late 19th-century design movement. This era celebrated… From July 5 to October 15, the exhibition dedicated to the Czech artist Alphonse Mucha (Ivančice, Czech Republic 1860 – Prague, Czech Republic, 1939), one of the greatest exponents of art nouveau, can be visited at the Palau Martorell in Barcelona. Alfons Mucha was a Czech painter and decorative artist who became one of the… Art Nouveau was a style that emerged in the late 19th century and was characterized by organic, flowing lines and patterns inspired by nature. It influenced a wide range of design fields, including architecture, furniture design, graphic design, and other decorative arts. There are several MOVIES that feature Art Nouveau design or architecture as a… In 1893, the visionary architect Victor Horta crafted the iconic Hôtel Tassel, an architectural gem tucked away on a quiet street off Avenue Louise in Brussels. This marked the inception of a new movement, Art Nouveau, renowned for its intricate facades, organic motifs, flowing lines, and lavish interiors adorned with glass and iron. Today, after… What do Theater Tuschinski, Bijenkorf and the synagogue on Jacob Obrechtplein have in common? Find out and discover more about the role Jews played in the development of popular new art and architectural styles in the Netherlands, such as Art Nouveau, Amsterdam School and Art Deco, between 1880 and 1940. Learn also how their involvement… Introduction Art Nouveau, also known as “New Art,” was a movement that emerged in Europe at the end of the 19th century. It was a reaction against the Industrial Revolution and the mass-produced goods that it produced. Instead, Art Nouveau sought to create unique, handcrafted objects that were both beautiful and functional. Art Nouveau was… L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts, opens an exhibition with art nouveau jewlery. From the 1880s onwards, a radical renaissance of the imaginary, enriched by an extraordinary dissemination of scientific knowledge, enhanced creative potential in all spheres of art. At the end of the 19th century in France, this movement converged towards Art Nouveau in a… Preserving Art Nouveau involves a collective effort, uniting enthusiasts, organizations, and cultural institutions globally. Together, they tirelessly protect the movement’s landmarks, curate collections, and embrace digital initiatives. Their commitment safeguards Art Nouveau’s innovative spirit and timeless beauty, ensuring its legacy inspires future generations. Championing the preservation of Art Nouveau’s architectural treasures, these stewards ensure intricate… In June 22 Chicago’s Richard H. Driehaus Museum will open an exhibition about the French Art Nouveau architect and designer Hector Guimard (1867-1942). The exhibition provides a comprehensive look at Guimard’s career, his wife’s creative collaboration and his commitment to accessible design. Featuring over 100 works by the French architect and designer best known for his… Art Nouveau is a popular term for the variously named but closely related styles that had a pervasive impact on architecture, painting, and sculpture as well as applied design of every kind, from jewelry and typography to furniture and infrastructure. It burst onto the European scene around 1880, but soon it could be found everywhiere… Alesund is a charming town located in the western part of Norway, and is famous for its Art Nouveau architecture. After a devastating fire that destroyed most of the city in 1904, the town was rebuilt in the Art Nouveau style, with its ornate buildings and intricate designs drawing visitors from all over the world…. Traveling to Norway is a dream for many travelers, and for good reason. From the majestic fjords to the stunning mountains, Norway offers some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world. The top 5 places to visit in Norway Norway is a country full of breathtaking natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant cities. With… Budapest is known as the “City of Baths”, with a rich history of thermal water that has been enjoyed by locals and visitors alike for centuries. The city is home to dozens of thermal baths, each with their own unique architecture and design. These baths are not only a relaxing and rejuvenating experience, but also… Nestled on the banks of the Danube River, Budapest is a city that evokes a sense of romance and mystery. Its grand architecture, world-class cuisine and vibrant cultural scene have made it one of Europe’s most popular destinations for travellers seeking a unique experience. In this article, we’ll take you on a journey through Budapest,… Local tour guides can make all the difference when it comes to exploring new cultures through travel. They provide insider knowledge and personal insights that you simply can’t get from a guidebook or online resource. With their help, you can unlock the authentic experiences that make a destination truly unique. By visiting a city with… Milan is a city with a rich history that dates back to Roman times. Over the centuries, the city has undergone numerous transformations and has played a significant role in shaping the cultural and political landscape of Italy. In this article, we will take a brief look at the history of Milan, highlighting key events,… Milan is one of Europe‘s most beautiful cities, and its stunning architecture is a testament to its rich cultural heritage. One of the most iconic architectural styles in Milan is the Liberty Style, also known as Art Nouveau. This style of architecture can be seen throughout the city, from the grand palazzos to the ornate… Art Nouveau artists incorporated organic shapes, forms, and motifs into their designs because they were strongly influenced by the natural world. The role of botany and zoology in Art Nouveau design is a fascinating topic, as the natural world played a significant role in inspiring Art Nouveau artists. Plants, flowers, and trees were particularly popular motifs in… Understanding why some people don’t like art deco is interesting because it offers insights into subjective aesthetic preferences, cultural backgrounds, and the diversity of tastes among individuals. It also provides an opportunity to challenge assumptions and biases, and create more inclusive artistic and design spaces. Despite criticisms, art deco remains a vibrant and influential artistic… Spring is a wonderful time to travel to European cities with great architecture and arts, but it’s important to keep in mind that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the tourism industry, including private guides. Many private guides have left the business and taken up teaching or clerical jobs, which can make it challenging to secure… Hey Art Nouveau lovers! Have you traveled to cities known for their Art Nouveau buildings? If so, share your experiences with us! Record a video telling us about your favorite buildings, the details that captured your attention, and how the experience deepened your understanding and appreciation of the style. And if you haven’t traveled to… These are the six most popular artists of Art Nouveau (1890-1914), which takes different names depending on its host country. 1. ALFONS MUCHA (1860-1939) Probably the most popular one. The Czech painter excellently expressed the sense of the new way of making art that had touched major European cities in the late 19th century. Mucha’s… The American dancer Marie Louise Fuller (1862-1928) was born in a tavern in a suburb of Chicago, in the United States, where her parents had taken refuge from the winter cold. When she came of age she still lived in poverty: the money she earned from her theatrical performances barely gave her a single daily… Why Art Nouveau private tours offer a truly unique European adventure If you are an American tourist looking to explore the history and beauty of Europe, there is no better way to do so than by embarking on an Art Nouveau private tour. This unique architectural movement, which emerged in the late 19th century and… A cruise is a great way to discover Europe. You can check multiple cities in multiple countries while only unpacking once. And while your instinct may be to visit sunny Mediterranean cities like Rome, Athens or Barcelona, for an Art Nouveau lover it may be more interesting to go to Central and Northern Europe.For visitors… We are passionate about showcasing the stunning architecture and design of the art nouveau movement, and we offer a range of private tours tailored to your interests and needs. Our private tours are led by knowledgeable and experienced guides who will take you on a journey through Turin’s art nouveau history. We offer three private… The weekends between the 11th and the 26th of March, Brussels celebrates the Festival of Art Nouveau and Art Déco 2023, BANAD, to highlight the heritage of these artistic currents in the Belgian capital. For the 6th consecutive year, the Brussels Art Nouveau and Art Deco Festival, BANAD, allows you to discover the artistic heritage… Some people say that the Art Nouveau B-cities of Budapest, Brussels and Barcelona are very distinct, but we are not that sure about it. Can you figure out if the following 18 pictures are from Budapest, Brussels or Barcelona? Are you one of the 1% of people giving a right response to each of the 18… The recent war in Ukraine has been devastating for the country and its people, but it has also had a devastating effect on the art nouveau heritage of the country. In a time of warfare, the protection of historic buildings, monuments and artwork is often neglected, and this has been the case in Ukraine. This…
Discovering Art Nouveau in Budapest: A Journey Through the City’s Golden Age
Top activities to do in Alesund, an art nouveau and nature marvel
Brussels reveals restored facade of Hôtel Solvay
The art nouveau in Milan is fantastic. Visiting Porta Venezia
The Top 8 Cities in Germany Showcasing Art Nouveau Masterpieces
Why people love Alphonse Mucha? His women transmit power and beauty
Exquisite Art Nouveau Glass: The Francis Meyer Collection Unveiled in Paris
The Museum of Applied Arts Budapest is still at György Ráth Villa
Historic clerestory window by Louis Millet and Louis Henry Sullivan to be auctioned on October 19th
“The Triumph of Nature” at the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts Debuts until January 12th, 2025
What is art nouveau?
“Jugendstil. Made in Munich”, starting on Oct 25th
Palais Stoclet: Brussels’ hidden art nouveau masterpiece locked in time
“Eternally New: The Art Nouveau World of Alphonse Mucha”, in Virginia from Oct. 19
Villa Meirowsky shines anew after reconstruction
Galeries Lafayette: Celebrating 130 years in an art nouveau splendor
Aveiro: Portugal’s Cultural Capital for 2024 (distinct from the European Capital of Culture)
Exposition “Hector Guimard, architectures parisiennes” in Paris from 20 Sept to 20 Dec.
Re-discovering Prague: A deep dive into art nouveau
Barcelona’s America’s Cup: Where World-Class Sailing Meets the Splendor of Art Nouveau
The origins of art nouveau and Belgium’s colonial past: A complex intersection
Sarah Bernhardt, the great star of the French posters
Can you distinguish Art Nouveau and Art Deco? (test your skills)
“Alphonse Mucha: Master of Art Nouveau”at Cedar Rapids Museum until Sept 1st
Long-Lost Klimt Portrait Surfaces and Fetches £26 Million at Auction
How many Art Nouveau destinations exist in Europe? +1,000!
The Bagués Hotel in Barcelona features 27 Émile Gallé vases
lecture titled “Secession, Jugendstil, Symbolism, Young Poland” on April 13th – Szczecin
Art Nouveau: A Celebration of Nature’s Beauty
Casa Lis Art Nouveau and Art Deco Museum in Salamanca, Prize for the Arts 2023
Art Nouveau: A Guide to Identifying the Style
In summer 2024 – The Art Nouveau Legacy at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Australia
Why there are no Art Nouveau attractions in the “TOP 10 must see in Milan”
Alfons Mucha at the Contemporary Art Museum Kumamoto from Februrary 10 until April 7, 2024
Lost and Found: Klimt’s rediscovered masterpiece in Vienna
BRAFA explores the intersection of tradition and modernity in Brussels – until February 4
Alphonse Mucha: master of the Belle Époque poster movement
Discovering Gustav Klimt: Exploring his works across Vienna’s museums
Maxim’s in Paris: A Stylish Transformation Blending Heritage and Tomorrow’s Flair
Jan Toorop: The Artist Who Inspired Gustav Klimt
Exploring the Multifaceted Influences on Gustav Klimt’s Artistic Style
Unveiling Milan’s Art Nouveau Splendor: A Journey of Discovery in 2024
Milan and Turin: A Comparison of Two Italian Gems
Prague To Welcome a W Hotel in an Art Nouveau building
Alphose Mucha in Palm Beach, Florida, until April 14, 2024
Art Nouveau as an International Film Destination
Investigation into January 2 Fire at Abandoned Art Nouveau Building
The 11 most beautiful Art Nouveau cities in The Americas – artnouveau.club 2023 Ranking
Which is the best Antoni Gaudí house? Casas Batlló and La Pedrera are not always on the top
The Food Culture of Turin
Alesund adds Christmas lightings this 2023
Vienna: The Perfect Destination for Culture and History Lovers
Life and success of Alphonse Mucha
Hotel Géllert Budapest will become a Mandarin Oriental Hotel in 2027
Aveiro will be the Portuguese Capital of Culture 2024
Are you a Gaudí fan? Test your skills
“Alphonse Mucha Immersive Exhibition” in Osaka until January 28th
Jewel of Art Nouveau in Prague, the Fanta building opens to the public
Art Nouveau exhibition ‘The Triumph of Nature’ in Florida until March 15
“Liberty. Torino Capitale” from Oct. 26th to June 10th 2024
The Beginnings and Legacy of Art Nouveau
Alphose Mucha in Aix-en-Provence, France, until March 24, 2024
Exhibition about Wilhelm Bockslaff at the Riga Art Nouveau Center from Nov. 9th to Dec. 3rd
What is art nouveau?
The Sagrada Família postpones the end of the works to 2033
“Forays through nature. Glass treasures from Art Nouveau” in Mannheim until June 30, 2024
Exhibition of the movie ‘Klimt & The Kiss’ in Sedona – November 7th and 12th
An Artful Night: A Celebration of the Tech Revolution at the Lightner Museum from November 17th to March 15th
Prague and Alfons Mucha’s grandson end dispute over Slav Epic
Discover art modern Mucha masterpieces at ‘eMotion in Seoul’
exhibition on early Art Nouveau posters in Richmond, Virginia, until Jan.21 2024
Alfons Mucha exhibition at Palau Martorell, Barcelona, until October 15th
Movies, books, designs and music displaying art nouveau style
Exploring Art Nouveau in Brussels: Unveiling Belgium’s Colonial Legacy
“New Era, New Art” at Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam from 31st March to 3rd Sept
From stained glass to ceramics: art nouveau and decorative arts
Exhibition “A New Art: Metamorphoses of Jewelry, 1880-1914” in Paris from June 2nd to Sept 30th
Art nouveau preservation
“Hector Guimard: How Paris Got Its Curves” in Chicago from June 22 to November 5
The 40 different names of Art Nouveau
Experience Alesund’s Art Nouveau Magic
The top 5 places to visit in Norway
Budapest Thermal Baths
Budapest’s Art Nouveau Architecture: A Feast for the Eyes
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Milan’s Journey Through Time: From Ancient Rome to Modern Times
Milan and Turin, two art nouveau great cities to visit in 2023 and 2024
Art Nouveau and the natural world
The top 10 criticisms to Art Deco – with examples
5 Reasons why Spring is the perfect time to explore Europe’s architecture (and why you should book private tours early!)
How traveling to Art Nouveau Cities can enhance your understanding of the style – SHARE YOUR VIDEO
Probably the six most popular art nouveau artists ever
Loïe Fuller, the art nouveau dancing muse
Private Tours for Art Nouveau Enthusiasts: A Unique European Adventure Americans love
If you book a cruise in Europe, remember to discover its fantastic Art Nouveau heritage
Discover the Art Nouveau treasures of Turin
The Brussels Art Nouveau and Art Deco Festival is called BANAD – and is coming soon
Art Nouveau B-cities to visit in 2023 – QUIZ Test your skills
The effects of war in Ukranian art nouveau