Love Hungarian style!

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Art Nouveau ran concurrent with Art Deco. It slightly bridged the Timeline Period from Victorian to Modern, and continued for so many were bound in Victorian Ideaologies and were not comfortable with such a rapid shift in Thought and expierence. Art Nouveau is expressive in its "flowery details" that act to cushion the individual in the era having come from such layered details, dark colors, and "bobbles" (the unnessary details that give the Victorian Design its signature). It spoke to the era's Ideaologies, laden in learned fears from Rulerships, Religion, and Wars clutter, these having been continued from the periods referenced as the Dark and Middle Ages. Sociology is the area that explains the Design, Art merely reflects the feelings and interpretation. Everything originates from Thought, both in Consciousness and Human Learned Ideas. Art Deco being the picture of minds less influenced by tradition, constraints, and fears. Each have a now, less realized social ideology, yet can reflect a similar influence through our varied social and spiritual conceptions. (Agaiin, *Thought is the creating energies of our Reality.* Quantum Physics, the "Universal Law of Attraction" defined.) This requiring the application of Sociology, Psychology, History, Quantum Physics, and then Art and Design. *Art is infinite in its expressions, as the originator is Thought, both in Consciousness and the Physical Mind.* Beth Tennessee, USA (Sociologist, Journalist, Historian, ... and an Artist of natural gift, yet with limited Art studies in the college years.)

Thank you. Very expressive and well thought out. Enjoy your art 👍😁

Wait how come? They don’t teach this style in art schools anymore?

Look up Beau Arts, example: San Francisco’s Palace of Fine Arts, you’ll fall in love again….it’s such a beautiful structure, and when the swans are in the lake, flowers in bloom, and dragonflies are about it’s dreamy