What was the Art Nouveau period?

The Arctuveau period, from 1895 to 1915, was an era where artists created a new style that is most great reflecting in jewelry, furniture, interior design and architecture. During this period, many ordinary objects used in everyday life, such as cutlery and dishes, were created in the style of Art Nouveau, because the school artists wanted to combine artistic sensitivity with usefulness. At the same time, working in the field usually bear certain qualities such as long, running lines, emphasis on objects from the natural world and obsession with a female figure. The color schemes were often very underestimated and focused on matte shades of green, brown and yellow associated with shades of purple, lavender and blue.

The art of art known as Arenouveau was the most popular in England, Germany and France, each country created by its own Art Nouveau styles. The French works of Art Nouveau are generally known for the use of lines to create figures, especially plants and female characters. Female characters, especially with long flowing inLas were a popular decoration for pieces of Secevy. The British inheritance pieces took their influence from Roman the inheritance of the country with an emphasis on clean lines used to create Celtic inspired patterns.

Many works from the Sexes period emphasize the themes of nature and the natural world. Art historians believe that the advances in botany during the 19th century encouraged the creation of artistically inspired domestic needs, jewelry, equipment and architectural flourishing that paid tribute to the natural world. Therefore, many pieces from the Art Nouveau period therefore include flowers, snakes and insects into their running, Rococooco -inspired patterns. Orchids, poppies and iris were often included in the designs of Secevy, as well as dragonfly, birds and butterflies.

craftsmen working durobeni at the same time rebelled against strictly utilitarian, mass -produced and unimaginative nature of many offered consumer goods during the later part of the 19th century. Mass production of consumer goods was in its infancy at this time, and many craftsmen from The Art-Nouveau School believed that this early mass-produced goods lasted aesthetic beauty. The work in the field of Art Nouveau was instead influenced by works of art from the previous century. Many people believe that Japanese artistic influences can be seen in pieces of Secevy, because the works of Japanese art were quite popular in Europe at the beginning of the 19th century.