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These flashcards cover essential concepts, artists, themes, and historical context related to the Art Nouveau movement.
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What is the time period during which Art Nouveau was most popular?
1890-1910.
What does 'Art Nouveau' mean in French?
New Art.
Name two materials that were predominantly used in the Art Nouveau movement.
Iron and glass.
What is the significance of the 1889 Exposition Universelle in relation to Art Nouveau?
It showcased the movement and helped it gain traction, along with unveiling the Eiffel Tower.
Who was responsible for the famous lithograph 'Gismonda'?
Alphonse Mucha.
Describe a major theme often portrayed in Art Nouveau representations of women.
Women are often depicted as alluring yet deadly figures, with an emphasis on sensuality and connection to nature.
What is the title of the perfume bottle designed by René Lalique that showcases his mastery of combining materials?
At the Heart of the Calyx.
What thematic elements are often found in artworks from the Art Nouveau movement?
Organic forms, floral patterns, and dynamic curves.
Who designed the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona?
Antoni Gaudí.
What major cultural event in 1900 highlighted advancements in technology and art relevant to Art Nouveau?
The 1900 Exposition Universelle.
What type of analysis is used to discuss elements such as materials and function in Art Nouveau artworks?
Material Analysis and Function Analysis.
Which two artists are mentioned for their influence in the Art Nouveau movement?
Alphonse Mucha and Aubrey Beardsley.
How did Art Nouveau artists view the relationship between decorative arts and functionality?
They emphasized the integration of art into everyday life and object design.