art nouveau

    Top: Arts: Art_History: Periods_and_Movements: Art_Nouveau:

• Top/Arts/Periods and Movements/Art Nouveau
• Top/Arts/Architecture/History/Periods and Styles/Art Nouveau

• - A basic definition of the movement, whereby clicking on the title or the icon in the upper left corner will lead to two picture galleries.
  
• - Small collection of pictures demonstrating the Art Nouveau style in terms of ceramic tile.
  
• - Provides a reference guide and other practical information for Art Nouveau collectors.
  
• - Information about the development of the National Gallery's well known exhibit.
  
• - Sites with information about particular aspects of the style, with video samples from a corresponding documentary film on each one.
  
• - Background information, artists, examples of artists' works, and resource links.
  
• - Large collection of posters, mostly commercial ones, exemplifying the style.
  
• - History of the style, with picture examples, from the perspective of industrial design.
  
• - Encyclopedia.com article, text only.
  
• - Provides brief overview of the movement along with a chronological listing of Art Nouveau artists.
  
• - A series of multiple choice questions testing knowledge of the movement with a photo example with each question.
  
• - Text information about the Art Nouveau/Jugendstil period, including definitions, derivations, artists, some photographs, and a FAQ.
  
• - Art Nouveau lamps created by Armindo Da Costa and made with a brass patina.
  
• - An examination of Art Nouveau that attempts to make correlations with the act of doodling as an artistic act.
  
• - A pictorial gallery of rare dustwrappers and ornate bindings of antiquarian fantasy and supernatural fiction.
  
• - Extremely detailed history about the Art Nouveau movement as well as the characteristics of the style.
  
• - Article from Grove Dictionary of Art that has numerous links to related information within the style.
  
• - Examples of Art Nouveau commercial posters.
  
• - Description of Art Nouveau movement with links to information about Gustav Klimt, Aubrey Beardsley, and Alphonse Mucha.
  
• - Small page that describes details of the style specifically in terms of jewelry design.
  
• - Furniture maker Julian Hamer illustrates his inspirations, chiefly Art Nouveau architecture and furniture, but also modern sculpture and Celtic and Maori art.
  
• - A personal site that presents details about glassware and home furnishings in the style.
  
• - Essays and galleries about Art Nouveau classified by region and accessible in English, German, or French.
  
• - A gallery of Art Nouveau examples from a display originating from London. Presented by CNN Europe.