- In addition, use of wrought iron glass and ceramics using contemporary technology marks the main element in Art Nouveau architecture.
- Art Nouveau is the name that was later given to what emerged at the very end of the 19th century as an international style of art, architecture and design.
- Jugendstilsenteret: Ålesund, Norway. The “Art Nouveau town” of Ålesund was the epicenter for Art Nouveau architecture in Scandinavia.
- The use of iron and glass building materials by architect Victor Horta has made the Hotel Tassel the first Art Nouveau architecture.
- The Moorish elements inside are overlaid with art nouveau in architecture patterns making the transitions between two styles seamless.
- Art Nouveau architecture can be seen in works of civil engineering, such as bridges, as well as in vernacular and non-vernacular buildings.
- Art Nouveau (meaning ‘New Art’ in French) become a European artwork motion that rose within side the Eighteen Eighties and lasted into the early 1900s.
- All around Europe there can be found amazing examples of Art Nouveau architecture. In this post I have collected the most significant and most beautiful ones.
- Caitlin is walking us through the history of the Art Nouveau architecture era and this is one history lesson you won't want to miss.
- His Tassel House (1893) is widely accepted as the first example of Art Nouveau architecture: the sinuous curves of the organic two- and...