Art Nouveau and Art Deco are both vintage-inspired styles that often get lumped together, but when you take a closer look, ...

Art Nouveau architecture is a design style defined by dramatic, nature-inspired ornamentation, often with whiplash curves and flowing lines that look like vines.At its core, Art Nouveau ...

Art nouveau (c.1880 to 1910) Art nouveau could be said to be the first 20th century modern style. It was the first style to stop looking backwards in history for ideas, taking inspiration instead ...

The whiplash curves and exotic women that often characterized Art Nouveau works eventually fell out of fashion, and by 1914 the style was moribund. All in all, Art Nouveau was simply not modern ...

The look of art nouveau is so closely associated with the Czech artist Alphonse Mucha that it has sometimes been called “le ...

On view from June 12 to September 21 at the Long Island Museum (LIM) in Stony Brook, The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art explores the sense and sensation of an art form ...

Art Nouveau emerged in the 1890s, emphasizing organic, nature-inspired forms, while Art Deco gained prominence in the 1920s with geometric shapes and a luxurious modern aesthetic.

Europeans were enthralled by the arts and culture that emerged, and Japonisme became a major influence within the late 19th-century art nouveau movement. The art nouveau style was defined by ...

Art deco, short for Arts Décoratifs, turns 100 years old this year. In celebration of this AN looks back at the style’s origins and its relevance today.

Offending derrières aside, Giuseppe Somarruga’s Palazzo Castiglioni is a masterpiece of Liberty, Italy’s take on the art nouveau style known as modernismo in Spain and Jugendstil in the ...

Alphonse Mucha’s indelible art nouveau images, on view at the Phillips Collection, live on in the visual style of the Grateful Dead, Final Fantasy, comics and more.