Art Nouveau was a
phenomenon with many faces. Between 1890 and 1910, artists developed
a variety of styles from the plant-like forms of the Belgian-French
Art Nouveau to the ornamentation of the Viennese Secession. They
were all striving to create a new, modern style and pursued a
comprehensive renewal of art and, in some countries, a renewed
national identity.
Although the Art
Nouveau style wasn’t around for a long time, its influence affected
every form of art, from architecture to pottery to furniture design
and even glass and pottery. This short video gives a brief overview
of the Movement.
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