- Art Nouveau was an umbrella term that included architecture, graphic design, interior design, and even some types of decorative art.
- Not focused only on exterior architecture, Art Nouveau is a complete style that includes furnishings and interiors.
- Riga: One third of the architecture in this Latvian city is Art Nouveau, making it the largest concentration of Art Nouveau architecture in Europe.
- ...allowed for an elaborately ornamental style that swept through Europe and helped create some of the most striking Art Nouveau architecture in history.
- From Barcelona to Budapest, gorgeous examples of Art Nouveau architecture can be found all around the globe.
- In addition, use of wrought iron glass and ceramics using contemporary technology marks the main element in Art Nouveau architecture.
- Jugendstilsenteret: Ålesund, Norway. The “Art Nouveau town” of Ålesund was the epicenter for Art Nouveau architecture in Scandinavia.
- Being a war child of the applied and the fine arts, Art Nouveau in architecture has always gathered way more attention than both of them combined.
- A good example of Riga's Art Nouveau architecture in its combination of rationality and decoration is this 1902 building on Smilšu iela 2 by Konstantīns Pēkšēns.
- There more inspirational to an Art Nouveau artist than the wonderful exterior and also the lovely vegetation, animals and insects which make this up.
