French art nouveau

La bouche de métro Art Nouveau de l'arrêt Sébastopol

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Cocorico was a French magazine first published in 1898. It was produced by the artist Paul-Émile Boutigny and featured many artists of the ...

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. René Lalique designs for Le Figaro, 1903. René Lalique (1860–1945) was a renowned French glass designer and jeweler, celebrated for his innovative work in the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements. He initially gained fame as a jeweler, creating intricate and luxurious pieces that often featured nature-inspired motifs like flowers, insects, and animals. Later in his career, Lalique shifted his focus to glassmaking and became one of the most famous glass artists of the early 20th century…

A design, retouched and restored, Mucha made for a ballet performance, inspired by an old Czech fable. The text reads (in Czech) Princezna Hyacinta V.

This print is from Etienne Muller's graphic design book, Lettres et Ensignes. Premiere Serie: Art Nouveau. Mulier, who was a painter, decorator and Professor of Decorative Composition, produced a number of pattern books on letter fonts, decorative painting, marbling and graining, and design based on plant forms. The bo