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Important people of Art Nouveau
Klimt (Aus), Munch (Nor), Ensor(Bel)
Important people of art nouveau architecture
Gaudi (Sp) and Horta (Bel)
What are two architecture buildings that occurred in art nouveau?
Crystal Palace—→ London
Effial Tower—→
Both of these places were not accepted in the society, the man who made the crystal palace actually made greenhouses and that’s what influenced him.
Klimt overview
Austrian painter and a leader of the Vienna Secession movement. His work was known for its rich decoration, eroticism, and bold rejection of academic art.
-They created a school.
What painted this painting?
Klimt, The kiss
Who build this place? And what’s the name?
Gaudi, Casa Mila
Gaudi overview
Artifact
-currently the church of familia Sagarada is still being worked on
Horta overview
Belgian architect and designer, and one of the founders of the Art Nouveau movement
•he is called the father of art nouveau architecture.
Known form hotel tassel
•Madison du Peuple
Munch overview
• He grew up in Norway and lost his sister and mother
Is known for puberty:1895, death in sickroom, the scream, Madonna.
—→ leaning into expressionism. Used etchings, drypoint, WOODCUT
Who painted this painting? And why is it a prime example of early tendencies into expressionism.
Edward Munch, the dream- 1893.his art prioritized the expression of raw, intense emotions through distorted forms and vibrant colors, often drawing from his own personal psychological experiences,
Ensor overview
Belgian painter, etcher, and printmaker who was a leader of the Belgian avant-garde in the late 19th century.
what painted this painting?
Ensor, Portrait of the Artist Surrounded by Masks.
Characteristic in art nouveau
Ultimately Art Nouveau tries to unite art & craft and sought unity
Ideas behind the Arts & Crafts Movement spread quickly throughout Europe, even to America, finding kindred spirits
It became a very popular movement over time
Stylistically Art Nouveau is: Decorative, with its inspiration found in nature and in the fields of botany & zoology
Found artistic inspiration in Symbolism, Japanese, Asian, Rococo, Celtic and Saxon art, even jewelry and ceramics
Emphasis on rhythmic application of line; formal, coordinating & abstract-expressive.
