- Art Nouveau is an international style of art, architecture, and applied art, especially the decorative arts. Years active were 1883–1914 in the western world.
- ...allowed for an elaborately ornamental style that swept through Europe and helped create some of the most striking Art Nouveau architecture in history.
- Art Nouveau Architecture. All of a sudden designers and architects were influenced by nature. Organic lines started to emerge in art and design.
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- Organic design elements, arches, harmoniously curving lines, and highly decorative ornamentations are features that define Art Nouveau architecture.
- Riga: One third of the architecture in this Latvian city is Art Nouveau, making it the largest concentration of Art Nouveau architecture in Europe.
- The use of iron and glass building materials by architect Victor Horta has made the Hotel Tassel the first Art Nouveau architecture.
- Jugendstilsenteret: Ålesund, Norway. The “Art Nouveau town” of Ålesund was the epicenter for Art Nouveau architecture in Scandinavia.
- 1. Natural shapes: Art Nouveau architecture is full of biomorphic shapes—or non-geometric, organic forms—that resemble flowers, insects, and other...
