Literature cf. Art Nouveau Jewelry Vivienne Becker, 1985, pages 227 & 236 The Paris Salons 1895-1914, Jewellery II: The Designers L-Z Alastair Duncan, 1994, pages 175 & 176 La Bijouterie Francaise au ...

It's easy to imagine a life like Bertha and George Russell here.

The Hotel Quintana, where the expat group stayed (fictionalized as the Hotel Montoya in the novel), is now an apartment building, although its exquisite Art Nouveau facade remains ... Although ...

Tucked away in the heart of Howell, Michigan sits a crimson treasure chest disguised as a barn, where Livingston Antique Outlet transforms ordinary Tuesdays into archaeological expeditions through ...

She wore a dramatic black and white menswear-inspired look for the occasion and jewelry so good that it deserved its own Tony ...

Art Nouveau is heavily inspired by nature and fluidity. Meanwhile, Art Deco is all about bold and vibrant colors, modern ...

Charles Robert Ashbee was an English designer and craftsman known for his contributions to metalwork, textile design, furniture, and jewellery. He was a prominent figure in the Arts and Crafts ...

Art Deco appeared in the 1920s, and it had a completely different energy than that of Art Nouveau. It was inspired by the aftermath of the Industrial Revolution. Think bold and vibrant colors, ...

The event’s origins lie in grassroots campaigns to protect Brussels’s Art Nouveau past. A few of the visits are in the city centre, wrecked in the minds of many by Brusselization, but most are further ...

The Art Nouveau School comprised a group of artists active in this region in the period. Works identified as being by this group appear regularly at auction. Since 2009 the record price for this ...