Indeed, Gaudí greatly contributed to Art Nouveau with his unique vision. Thanks for a great video 👏

In Buenos Aires the style stayed around a little more. And we can see a bit of its Italian, French, Spanish and Austrian variety in many buildings. It seems to be the city outside of Europe with more art nouveau architecture indeed. I do tours based on that, because I'm fascinated.

Really wish to take time back. This is the top of elegance

Art nouveau is simply trippy

Wow, I´d love to have seen that exhibition, too bad travel is limited now. But I am happy to have witnessed it in this way, thank you.

To me, the artwork of Mucha is the quintessential Art Nouveau master. While others works were indeed exquisite, it was Mucha that has me admiring his works over and over again.

@MountedDragoon

2 жыл бұрын

For me it's Aubrey Beardsley. That bold black like, use of negative space, and grotesquerie rendered in beautiful, intricate designs really sets his art apart from others of the period and is possibly the most dreamlike art of the era. His illustrations of famous books like ones by Wilde and Malory cement his place in many media. You can see his influence even today with artists like Alastair, Tim Sale, and Frank Miller.

I love love love Art Nouveau. Trying to figure out how to combine the art nouveau style and (cozy) minimalism in my living room.

@banjopete

Жыл бұрын

Polar opposites.

So marvelous to see. Inspirational and lovely to 🌍☮️🙏😇😎🤲🕊️🌊🌄🐞💐

Gorgeous.

The end of highly skilled craftsmen capable of this level of skill. After WW1 industrial mass production replaced craftsmen....many killed in the war too. Now with computer tech. it could be done.

gorgeous

Too bad it's gone.

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@banjopete

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Satie.

not talking about klimt in a video about art nouveau is simply sinful

@antoinemozart243

Жыл бұрын

Klimt is rubbish . Very decorative but not inspiring...

@violasses

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@@antoinemozart243 ??? artists don't need to be "inspiring" to be a landmark artist. most of what he does is posters for plays, which is not design to "inspire" but to promote, but he has such a unique and defining style that anyone who sees a work of his would immediately think, Klimt. as well as the fact that all pieces of art are inspiring in their own way to different people, if you don't get inspiration from it doesn't automatically mean "he's shit."

@antoinemozart243

Жыл бұрын

@@violasses Klimt is artistically rubbish and decoratively a genius. Mucha is far more original!

This period was called " Le Belle Epoque " as if they knew it would never be bettered ......... So sad that shortly after this , WW1 broke out , the totaly insane madness !