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Charles Rennie Mackintosh: Making the Glasgow Style is the name of the exhibit that will open in Liverpool from March 15, 2019 to August 26, 2019. The tickets for this Liverpool exhibit will go on general sale from 10am next Tuesday, October 23. Tickets are priced from £9 for adults and £2 for children aged between […]
Next Tuesday go on sale the tickets for the 2019 Mackintosh exhibit in Liverpool Read More »
Torre Bellesguard, the Art Nouveau building designed between 1900 and 1909 by Antoni Gaudí, changed hands recently after the insurance group Catalana Occidente has agreed to buy it it for more than 33 million euros to the family Guilera, who owned it since 1944. This is a good deal for the owners who had to open it
Catalana Occidente buys Gaudí’s Bellesguard Tower for 30 million Read More »
Nineteenth-century British artist William Morris is primary known for his textile designs. He was part of the so-called Arts and Crafts Movement of the late 19th century, which celebrated handcrafted artisan goods at a time when the industrial revolution threatened to make them obsolete, and his distinctive, intricate patterns drew from nature. The Cleveland Museum
William Morris: Designing an Earthly Paradise – Cleveland Museum of Art up to Jan. 13 Read More »
These days you can visit the first exhibition dedicated to Alphonse Mucha in Paris since his retrospective at the Grand Palais in 1980. Discover or re-discover this exceptional Czech artist in a show on display in the Musée Luxembourg of the French Capital until the 27th of January. A true icon of the Belle Epoque, Mucha represents the
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From tomorrow September 29 2018 Bologna will host (for the first time) an important retrospective on the work of Alphonse Mucha. Until 20 January 2019 the halls of Palazzo Pallavicini will display 80 of the most famous works by the Czech artist, including 27 exhibited for the first time in Italy. An interesting Alphonse Mucha’s
Alphonse Mucha in Bologna – from Sept. 29 until January 20 Read More »
If you are in Wien this September and you happen to be fond of flowers, we propose you a visit to the temporary exhibition “Say It with Flowers! Viennese Flower Painting from Waldmüller to Klimt“. Throughout the ages, flower pictures and drawings have been infused with strong symbolic power. In nineteenth-century Vienna, flower painting attained
Say it with flowers – in Belvedere, Vienna, until the end of September Read More »
The Hotel Mezzara, located at the rue Jean de la Fontaine, 60 from Paris (16th arrondissement), is probably the most beautiful Art Nouveau building in Paris but is closed to the public all year long. Luckily for those that will be in Paris next weekend, you can visit for free its interior this Saturday 14
Visit Hotel Mezzara in Paris – only September 14 & 15 Read More »
The National and University Library of Strasbourg (BNU) will hold a free exhibition about Art Nouveau between November 8 to December 8, 2018. It is a way to promote Art Nouveau amongst the citizens of an Art Nouveau city by itself. An awesome heritage that is becoming more popular for tourists and inhabitants alike. Because of the
L’Art nouveau de Strasbourg à Riga – From November 8 to December 8, 2018 Read More »
You still have almost a couple of months to visit the interesting exhibition about Art Nouveau in The Netherlands. At the turn from the 19th to the 20th Centuries many artists and designers were seeking new styles and forms of expression. After a century of styles that quoted the past, a new stylistic language was
“Art Nouveau In The Netherlands” in The Hague until October 28th Read More »
The mineral springs resort of Băile Govora in southwestern Romania is working to transform itself yet again into an attractive tourist destination. The resort, which was very popular with local tourists before 1989, has attracted EU funds to refurbish its urban infrastructure and one of the hotels. The re-opening date is still uncertain but it
Govora Baths in Romania will shine again thanks to EU Funds Read More »
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