Art Nouveau

Art Nouveau When people think of the term "new art", what is most conceived is "invasion into Europe [characterized by unstable dynamics of organic forms]" (Silverman 1) In my case, it is Normally Alphonse Mucha's work, his mysterious woman is surrounded by natural beauty, my Art Nouveau style fantasy is made of Tiffany's strange fungus shaped stained glass lights Pier One sees A romantic Paris poster advertising champagne, black cats and bicycles.

The Art Nouveau style is owned by Siegfried Bing (1838-1905), a collector of avant-garde art, named after the famous Parisian art gallery "La Maison de l'Art Nouveau" born in Europe around 1890 It was done. Like many sports, Art Nouveau style exercise is also a style corresponding to early fashion. In this case, it is a correspondence to the style of the 19th century, like neoclassicism, based on the historical theme. This is a response to the industrial revolution. The Art Nouveau style movement was promoted in the 1900 Expo in Paris and spread widely in Europe. In Belgium, Les Vingt and La Libre Esthetique advertised it. In Germany, this style is advertised and promoted by a magazine called Jugend: Münchnerillustrierte WochenschriftfürKunstundLeben. That is why it is called Jugendstil in Germany (and most of the Nordic countries). In Austria, the Art Nouveau style movement was first promoted by artists of the withdrawal movement of Vienna whose name is Sezessionstil.

The Art Nouveau style name comes from Maison de l'Art Nouveau, founded by Siegfried Bing of Faed Art dealer in 1895. Style is introduced. In France, the Art Nouveau style is sometimes called British "modern style". Because it comes from arts and crafts, style modern or style 1900. Style Jules Verne, also called Le Style Metro (Hector)) Guimar's iron and glass subway entrance), ArtBelle Époque and Artfindesiècle

Art Nouveau or Art Nouveau is the most popular among international philosophical and artistic style, architecture, applied art - especially decorative art - 1890 - 1910. French Art Nouveau ("New Art") is used in English, but this style has different names in other countries. It is an echo on 19th century academic art inspired by the shape and structure of nature, not only in flowers and plants but also in curves. Architects try to harmonize with the natural environment

The emergence of Art Nouveau - literally "New Art" - can trace back to two very different influences. The first one is like a chaotic reaction to the movement of Art Nouveau. . Victorian Art Deco design and composition. The second one is the fashion of Japanese art, especially woodcut prints, which dominated many European artists such as Gustav Klimt, Emile Galle, James Abbott McNeill Whistler from the 1880s to the 1990s. In particular, Japanese woodcut prints include flowers and spheres, as well as "whip" curves. These are important elements that ultimately become the Art Nouveau style.