Art Nouveau Explained

Amuze Art Lecture #148: A detailed discussion of the Art Nouveau movement, also known under names like Jugendstil, Vienna Secession, Mucha Style, Tiffany style, and more.
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Chapters
0:00 Art Nouveau
2:24 Applied Arts
4:25 Fine Arts
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Music: Summer Symphony Ball by Sir Cubworth

[@robertirving1308]

It's a very beautiful art style. Last year I enjoyed a Mucha exhibition, and he is one of my favorites. Though. those Austrian and German artists also created nice works.

[@AmuzeArt]

Yes, there are actually quite some Art Nouveau and particular Mucha exhibitions, because their works (posters) were reproduced a lot.

[@t.j.payeur5331]

Yeah, man..I love my Art Nouveau and subsequent Art Deco. That's the reason that I'd watch the Poirot series, to see the art and fashion of that era in action in its natural setting...

[@AmuzeArt]

That's a cool suggestion. I have a video about Art Deco on my list for the future, but I first have to study a bit more to fully understand it.

[@belendemaria1989]

How absolutely lovely!!

[@AmuzeArt]

Thanks ;-)

[@baldwinverhoeven9795]

Wasn't the Vienna Seccession more closely related to Art Déco? I never seem to take these styles apart 😅

[@AmuzeArt]

Art Deco is the movement that came after Art Nouveau and in many ways rejected the ideas of Art Nouveau. It may be a good subject for a future video. But the Vienna Secession is more than just an alternative form of Art Nouveau, and is also quite related to Symbolism

[@baldwinverhoeven9795]

@@AmuzeArt I would definitely want to see a video of you explaining the difference!

[@AmuzeArt]

​@@baldwinverhoeven9795 I've added it to my list of future topics, let's see if it pans out