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Discover art modern Mucha masterpieces at ‘eMotion in Seoul’

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…

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Art Nouveau: A Guide to Identifying the Style

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…

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Alfons Mucha exhibition at Palau Martorell, Barcelona, until October 15th

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…

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Can you distinguish Art Nouveau and Art Deco? (test your skills)

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…

Movies, books, designs and music displaying art nouveau style

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…

Exploring Art Nouveau in Brussels: Unveiling Belgium’s Colonial Legacy

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…

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From stained glass to ceramics: art nouveau and decorative arts

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…

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“Hector Guimard: How Paris Got Its Curves” in Chicago from June 22 to November 5

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…

The 40 different names of Art Nouveau

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…

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Vienna: The Perfect Destination for Culture and History Lovers

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…

Experience Alesund’s Art Nouveau Magic

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….

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The top 5 places to visit in Norway

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…

Art Nouveau sculpture in the Gellért Bath

Budapest Thermal Baths

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…

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Budapest’s Art Nouveau Architecture: A Feast for the Eyes

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,…

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The 11 most beautiful Art Nouveau cities in The Americas – artnouveau.club 2023 Ranking

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….

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Are you a Gaudí fan? Test your skills

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…

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Authentic travel is achieved with great private local guides

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…

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Milan and Turin: A Comparison of Two Italian Gems

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…

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The Food Culture of Turin

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…

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Milan’s Journey Through Time: From Ancient Rome to Modern Times

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,…

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Milan and Turin, two art nouveau great cities to visit in 2023

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 and the natural world

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…

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The top 10 criticisms to Art Deco – with examples

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…

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Probably the six most popular art nouveau artists ever

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…

Loïe Fuller, the art nouveau dancing muse

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…

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Discover the Art Nouveau treasures of Turin

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…

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Art Nouveau B-cities to visit in 2023 – QUIZ Test your skills

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 effects of war in Ukranian art nouveau

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…

Climate activists throw liquid at Klimt painting in Vienna

Death and Life is the title of an amazing work by Gustav Klimt. It took him almost eight years to paint this artwork, depicting the conflict between existence and extinction, which he himself described as his most important figurative work. And two men have attacked it today. Two climate activists in Austria have broken into the…

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Art nouveau influence in the world and why some people don’t like it

Art Nouveau, also known as the Modernisme, Jugendstil and up to 40 different names, was a style that emerged in the late 19th century and was characterized by organic, flowing lines and patterns inspired by nature. It was a reaction against the rigid, academic styles that were dominant at the time, and it sought to…

Europe’s finest Art Nouveau architecture buildings ceiling

The best art nouveau and art deco artists compared

Art Nouveau and Art Deco are both influential artistic movements of the early twentieth century, and although they have some similarities, there are also key differences between them. Differences between Art Nouveau and Art Deco: test your skills here. Art Nouveau, which developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, focused on craftsmanship and creating art…

Timeless Mucha: The Magic of Line, Beijing, China – until October 30th

A prominent player in the French Art Nouveau movement in the 1920s, you’ve probably seen the work of Czech artist Alphonse Mucha utilized in French style cafés the world over – even informing the overall design of Beijing’s very own Modernista. Entry is free but you must first reserve your spot here (recent travel history required). Through…

Which movements influenced Art Nouveau? (test your skills)

Many people love Art Nouveau but only a few can distinguish what inspired and influenced this Art Style and what didn’t. Check if you are one of them. Before testing your skills on what influenced Art Nouveau, let us describe Art Nouveau (1880-1914). It means “new art” and embraced Europe’s new industrial aesthetic rather than…

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Tiffany Lamps, the icons of American Art Nouveau

Tiffany lamps have become so familiar today that they no longer seem to belong to a particular time and place but they belong to Art Nouveau, a decorative art that owed as much to handicraft as it did to commercial industry. In the United States, these lamps and the firm of Louis Comfort Tiffany played a central role…

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How many Art Nouveau destinations exist in Europe? +1,000!

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,…

‘From Mucha to Sendak’: Masterpieces of Illustration, Shenzhen, China – until Sept 11th

This art exhibition in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, displays more than 200 paintings created by Alphonse Mucha and over 50 artists. Featured artists also include Jules Chéret, André Derain, Rene Gruau, Enid Blyton, Freddy Wittop and Maurice Sendak. The exhibits include watercolor paintings, oil paintings, collages, posters, illustrations, design manuscripts and prints. Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939) was a Czech painter…

Ursulines Winter Garden (Belgium, 1900) – The Reason Why

Why did a group of Ursuline sisters in the Flemish countryside decided to build an impressive Art Nouveau winter garden in 1900? It’s unclear exactly why the Ursuline sisters in the Flemish countryside decided to build an Art Nouveau winter garden in 1900, as there is little documentation available on the subject. However, it is…

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Palazzo Castiglioni is a must-see in Milan

Palazzo Castiglioni (1901-1903) is a grand palace in the Liberty style in Milan and the masterprice of Giuseppe Sommaruga (1867–1917). Its floral elements are combined with classical structures, as in the grandiose atrium. It was a palace built for a wealthy local businessman who wanted the building to reflect his status, its interiors are richly decorated. It was remodelled as an…

Ålesund, the open-air museum of Norwegian Art Nouveau

Alesund is an attractive town for tourists who enjoy Art Nouveau and Nature that includes fjords, mountains, waterfalls and aurora borealis. Also great food is served in the restaurants near the harbour. Most of its tourists arrive on Cruise. Tourism and the Cod business explain why Alesund is such a rich city within Norway, a country…

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Who was Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939)?

During his life Alphonse Mucha was an interior designer and decorator, graphic designer, illustrator and painter, both from poster and paintings. Born in Moravia (Czech Republic, then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire), he was the son of a bailiff. His father wanted to make him his successor, but his love for drawing since childhood was be…

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Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Glasgow Style exhibit opens at Albuquerque Museum -October 30th

The American Federation of Arts presents Designing the New: Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Glasgow Style, an immersive exhibition that showcases Charles Rennie Mackintosh as an architect, designer and artist, and contextualizes his production within a larger circle of designers and craftspeople in Scotland’s capital. The exhibition opens at Albuquerque Museum on October 30, 2021. Previously, the Frist Art Museum…

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In the golden obsessions of Gustav Klimt – Ateneo Mercantil, Valencia

The exhibition ‘Klimt’s Gold’, at the Ateneo Mercantil de València, shows a chronological journey through the life and work of the Viennese painter through a multimedia, immersive and sensory montage. Gustav Klimt (Vienna, 1862 – 1918) was an artist of obsessions. His work shone between two styles: symbolism and the modernist movement of the Viennese…

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Budapest Marks World Art Nouveau Day on Saturday

World Art Nouveau Day (WAND) is an event dedicated to Art Nouveau that is celebrated annually on June 10th. Budapest is home to several celebrated Art Nouveau buildings and visitors will have a chance to get up close to them on June 12, World Art Nouveau Day because Saturaday is a more convenient than Thursday. The…

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Alphonse Mucha: Art Nouveau Visionary – North Carolina Museum of Art, opening Oct. 23

The North Carolina Museum of Art recently announced its fall 2021 exhibitions, with artists from around the world and around the state, including Alphonse Mucha: Art Nouveau Visionary, opening October 23 2021 and on view through Jan. 23, 2022. Czech-born Alphonse Mucha (1860–1939) was one of the most influential and celebrated artists in turn-of-the-20th-century Paris….

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6 Art Nouveau hidden gems you’ll soon be able to fly again to

From the 1880s until World War I, artworks, design objects, and architecture in many European cities sprouted with sinuous, undulating curves, organic motifs and bright colours. Art Nouveau exhuberant Finding examples of this art and architectural form on your travels to Europe is not hard, and major examples can be found in cities like Nancy, Prague,…

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Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Frist Art Museum, Nashville opens June 11 (the painting accompanying the article was painted by his wife)

The Frist Art Museum presents Designing the New: Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Glasgow Style, an immersive exhibition that showcases Charles Rennie Mackintosh as an architect, designer and artist, and contextualizes his production within a larger circle of designers and craftspeople in Scotland’s capital. The exhibition will be on view from June 11 through September 12, 2021. Combining influences from the…

15 ways covid will change the future of tours

Between March and April this year we asked our a network of 20 certified and art nouveau specialist guides in Europe, and our thousands of followers in in Instagram and Twitter worldwide, how they expected the post-covid tours to be transformed. 1 – Going private As travelers emerge from self-isolation, many will want to travel within…

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Lviv, in Ukraine, a hidden gem of Art Nouveau

Lviv is located in the far west of Ukraine, 470km away from its capital Kiev and just 50km from the Polish border. Not only it has a Unesco World Heritage status but it is probably Europe’s most hidden Art Nouveau gem. Sincerely, It looks as if only art and architecture historians are paying some attention to it. When…

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Impact of covid on the travel industry and on private tours in particular

The World Health Organization defined the spread of coronavirus COVID-19 as Global Pandemic in March 11. Since then more than 450,000 deaths recorded and almost 9 million cases have been confirmed. The outbreak is having an enormous impact on the travel industry, a sector of huge importance for many countries worldwide. According to the protocol…

The opening of La Samaritaine department store in Paris will also be delayed

It is well known that the impact of Covid-19 in tourism and retail is huge. Art Nouveau buildings that were under construction or restoration will be completed later than expected because of this pandemic. On one site it is affecting the timing of the construction restoration works. If last we commented the affects it is…

Covid-19 will delay Sagrada Família’s completition one or two years

Since March 12th Sagrada Família is temporarily closed to the public to avoid possible contagion from the Covid-19. Construction works also came to a standstill that day and will be stopped, at least, until the beginning of 2021. In order to resume them, it will first be necessary to start receiving visitors to the temple…

Aubrey Beardsley at Tate Modern, London – until May 25th

The largest exhibition of Aubrey Beardsley drawings for 50 years is on display since March 4th and until May 25th in London’s Tate Modern. This will be the first exhibition dedicated to this author at Tate since 1923, and the largest display of his original drawings in Europe since the seminal 1966 exhibition at the…

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Jewellery trends – Art Nouveau is in fashion again

We consider that the three main Jewellery Art Nouveau artisans were Catalan Lluís Masriera, and the two French Georges Fouquet and René Lalique. See some of their works in order to fully appreciate the artisan work that they incorporate: Lluís Masriera: René Lalique: He promoted the movement in France with his exquisite enamel and glass in addition to…

Alphonse Mucha posters exhibit – in Seoul, Korea until March 1st

The exhibition in the newly opened Korean gallery My Art Museum presents a total of 234 Art Nouveau posters, engravings, drawings, oil paintings and other original works from the private collection of the famous Czech tennis player Ivan Lendl. The exhibition is divided into four parts and trying to capture Mucha lifelong formation starting with…

Art Nouveau Christmas in Riga – in the Latvian capital until January 12th

The Rīga Art Nouveau Center on beautiful Alberta street has a special Christmas exhibition running from January 6 until January 12, showcasing various beautiful objects in the Art Nouveau or Jugendstil style, many of them from a golden age of Latvian art and design. There is also another exhibition called “Doll Stories” from artist Irina Vorkale….

Otto Wagner, Master of Viennese Art Nouveau – until in Paris until March 16th

This exhibition, designed and co-produced with the Wien Museum to commemorate the centenary of his death, is the first monograph devoted to him in France. An architect and lead contractor, Otto Wagner was also an outstanding draughtsman. The exhibition features a rich collection of drawings from Otto Wagner’s architectural agency, currently stored at the Wien Museum. These illustrate Otto Wagner’s main projects…

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Alphonse Mucha: Master of Art Nouveau – in Rochester until January 19th

The expressive and seductive work of Alphonse Mucha, characterized by his portrayals of elegant women and elaborate use of color and ornament, played a prominent role in shaping the aesthetics of the decorative style known as French Art Nouveau. This exhibition presents over 80 works that range from rare original lithographs, drawings, and books to…

It has been discovered that Victor Horta and Van Gogh knew each other

A largely overlooked postscript suggests surprise friendship between the Van Gogh brothers and the young Belgian Art Nouveau architect Victor Horta. A tantalising and largely overlooked postscript in a letter suggests that Vincent van Gogh knew the young Victor Horta, who would eventually become the celebrated Art Nouveau and Art Deco architect. At the end…

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Art Nouveau, the triumph of beauty – in Torino until January 26

Art Nouveau is the protagonist of a major exhibition at the Venaria Reale in Turin until January 26th. “Art nouveau. The triumph of Beauty” is an ode to this artistic movement that with its stylized floral forms has overwhelmed and changed the taste of the late nineteenth century, from painting to music. It was 1902…

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Lutetia Hotel in Paris opened last summer – the Paris Art Nouveau hotel

Hotel Lutetia reopened its doors in Paris last summer after a long rehabilitation process and currently is one of the most popular hotels for the affluent tourists with an interest in Art Nouveau. It embodies the historical beauty of one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Lutetia is a monument to the glory…

One of the most popular Art Nouveau doors ever is under renovation

The popular Belgium Art Noveau “Glassmaker’s House” in Rue du Lac 6, Ixelles is under renovation and not fit for habitation. This private house has circular windows, super stained glass and a lovely 2nd-floor balcony. The house has a monumental staircase Art Nouveau frontage, running along a very large stained glass window, occupying a large part…

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The triumph of beauty by Mucha – in Turin until January 20

The exhibition showcases posters, paintings, sculptures, furniture and ceramics from the beginning of the twentieth century and is on display from today April 17th it in the Palace of Venaria (Torino, Italy). It examines pivotal role of French artist Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939) telling how he exploited the advertising poster to create a new movement in…

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Alphonse Mucha exhibition in China – In Shangai until July 21

The exhibition “Czech Treasure Art Nouveau Maestro: Aphonse Mucha Retrospective” in Pearl Art Museum, Shangai, is the first major one taking place in China. It features over 200 artworks from the collection, including posters, drawings, decorative works, jewelry and sculpture as well as books and photographs, some of which have never been shown in public…

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Hungarian Art Nouveau: Artists’ Colony of Gödöllő – in Brussels until May 2nd

Last week opened in Brussels the exhibition “Hungarian Art Nouveau: Artists’ Colony of Gödöllő” at the Balassi Institute – Cultural Service of the Embassy of Hungary. You can visit it until May the 2nd and discover some interesting Art Nouveau works. In 1901 Aladár Körösfői-Kriesch together with his friend and brother-in-law, Sándor Nagy, founded their…

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The Casino de Huesca, one of the few examples of Art Nouveau in the city

The building of the Círculo Oscense, also called Casino de Huesca was built at the beginning of the 20th century and is one of the most significant works made in Huesca at that time. Commissioned the project to the Catalan architect Ildefons Bonells in 1901 and completed by Ignacio Cano in 1905, is the best…

The enormous impact of Japanese Art

Dear Art Nouveau friends, We want to share with all of you an interesting article from our Linkedin group member Matthew Martin, Curator, International Decorative Arts at NGV National Gallery of Victoria, on the influence of Japanese Art into Art Nouveau: CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE – Japonism to Art Nouveau Many people love…

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In Kimono: Refashioning Contemporary Style – Cincinnati from June 28 to September 15

In Cincinnati visitors will experience more than 50 ensembles by Japanese, European and American designers including Coco Chanel, Christian Louboutin, John Galliano, Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, Rei Kawakubo, Iris van Herpen and Issey Miyake. Organized by the Kyoto Costume Institute in Japan and the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, the exhibition features fashion…

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Art Nouveau in Turin – Liberty Style pictures

Dear Art Nouveau friends, We want to share with all of you an interesting compilation of pictures from Art Nouveau in Torino in an interesting document that was published for the Celebrations of the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy: CLICK HERE TO ENJOY a 99-pages document with +100 pictures on ART NOUVEAU IN…

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BANAD Festival in Brussels -16 to 31 March 2019

The Art Nouveau and Art Deco BANAD Festival Brussels will take place between March 16th and March 31st. It will allow visitors enter to buildings usually closed to the public and also attend conferences and take part in family activities and fairs all inspired by these old times. As many as forty houses will be…

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The best exhibit dedicated to Koloman Moser – Until April 22 at MAK, Vienna, Austria

The MAK is hosting a large exhibition on the centenary of the death of Koloman Moser (1868–1918) to showcase his wide-ranging oeuvre, which covers the disciplines of painting and graphic design, fashion, applied art, interior design and scenography. He was an influential and visionary artist to understand the fin-de-siècle in Vienna and as this is one of…

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“Art Nouveau Amphora” at Figge Art Museum, Davenport – until June 16

Today the Lewis Gallery at the Figge Art Museum opens the new exhibition Art Nouveau Amphora that will be on display until June 16. The museum is located in Davenport, just 246km (or 153 miles) from Chicago. The exhibit is a collection of magnificent works of artistic pottery displaying sinuous plants, elegant women, youthful maidens, bizarre mythical beasts, venomous…

Art Nouveau exhibit in Canberra, Australia – until 17 March 2019

The exhibition features eight Tiffany lamps, seven of which have been generously lent to the NGA. Louis Comfort Tiffany’s lamp designs are prime examples of the Art nouveau style and embody his belief that art and everyday objects were connected. A selection of prints from plants also reveals the almost endless decorative possibilities that can be derived directly…