Art Nouveau

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Art Nouveau Art Deco
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Art Nouveau
1880-1914
- French Belgian name- Developed in Europe and
North America- New decorative style "the noodle
style" (delicate, flowing, floral, organic,
vines, feminine)- Inspiration from nature and
woman- A response to Industrial
Revolution (welcomed the technology process, new
materials, new production methods, especially
cast iron)- The art became a part of their
everyday life and was seen everywhere.
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Art Nouveau inspires the World It is seen
everywhereBuildings, furniture, pottery,
textiles, clothing, jewelry, painting, glassware,
metal work, sculpture, and graphic design.
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POSTERS MAGAZINES
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POSTER
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STAINED GLASS WORK
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ARCHITECTURE
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ARCHITECTURE
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INTERIOR DESIGN
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IRON WORKS
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JEWELRY
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HOUSEWARE
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SEEN TODAY IN TATOOING
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ART DECO
1920S-1930S

• - Followed the art nouveau movement
• - Reflective of roaring 20's and great depression
• Bolder designs
• (angular, symmetrical geometric forms, sleek
• straighter lines)
• Popular in sky scrapers
• (New York Chrysler and Empire state building,
  Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall)
• - Similar to art nouveau art but more modern
  sophistication

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Art Deco seen in all things Architecture, high
fashion, jewelry, commercial printing and
interior design
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COMMERCIAL DESIGN
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INTERIOR DESIGN
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INTERIOR DESIGN
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ARCHITECTURE
Chrysler Building
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ARCHITECTURE
Empire State Building
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ARCHITECTURE
Radio City Music Hall
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ARCHITECTURE
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STAINED GLASS ART
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HOUSEWARE
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TILE ART
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IRON WORKS
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JEWELRY
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DECO FEMALE FIGURE