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1 Art Nouveau Art Deco BREE JENSEN

2 WHAT DOES IT MEAN? Art nouveau is a very decorative art style, inspired by the shapes and object in nature while Art deco is more geometric

3 OTHER VOCAB- ART DECO- Bold shapes, lines, colors usually incorporated in household items and architecture DECORATIVE ARTS- high quality, beautiful objects that can be used EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE- Fair that presented new inventions INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF MODERN DECORATIVE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS- Introduced modern architecture and decorative arts

4 -ARTISTS-

5 ALPHONSE MUCHA Known for stylized posters of mainly Sarah Bernhardt
Made 20 pieces on Slavic history called the slav epic Spring

6 GUSTAV KLIMT Known for- Female figures paintings/murals Gold
Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer

7 LOUIS COMFORT TIFFANY Mostly known for his stained glass
He is one of the most known artists in the era Worked with stained glass, jewelry, ceramics and metal work MAGNOLIAS AND IRISES

8 JOSEF HOFFMAN He was an architect who started Wiener Werkstatte
Sitzmaschine-adjustable armchair

9 GEORGES LEPAPE Fashion illustrator for magazines
Vogue Cover- January 1925

10 ERTE Designed fashion,graphic arts, decor, costumes, etc. Fish Bowl

11 Hector Guimard Architect known for designing
the Metro, very organic style

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