Ornamental style of art that flourished in Europe and the Uniter States
Characteristics:
Organic forms
Curve shapes
Whiplash lines
Wide range of art that includes architecture, painting, graphic art, interior design, jewelry, furniture, textiles, ceramics, glass art, and metal work
Art Nouveau Other Names
United States: TiffanyStyle
Germany: Jugendstil
Italy: StileLiberty
Austria and Vienna: Sezession
Russia: Modern
France: LeStyleModerne
Spain: ArteNoven
Catalonia: Modernisme
Portugal: ArteNova
United Kingdom: Glasgow Style
Britain: Liberty Style
Paris Metro Entrances
Symbol of the city's Golden Age of Art and architecture for over a century
Castel Beranger
By Hector Guimard
First art nouveau building in Paris
Tassel House
By Victor Horta
Generally considered as the first true Art Noveau building because of its highly innovative plan and its ground breaking use of materials and decoration
UNESCO, 2000
Tassel House
By Victor Horta
Generally considered as the first true Art Noveau building because of its highly innovative plan and its ground breaking use of materials and decoration
UNESCO, 2000
Majolica House
By Otto Wagner
Has beautiful textile-style Art Noveau ornamentation using majolica ceramic tiles
Cifra Palota
By Geza Markus
Roof and facade in majolica tiles
Hotel Ciamberlani
By Paul Hankar
Ornamented with sgraffito, an architectural ornamental technique used for decoration in plaster and wall cladding