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1 Art at the turn of the century Part Four Art Nouveau

2 1890 to 1905 Reaction to Victorian era restrictions Influenced by Japonisme Growth of Eastern European nationalism

3 Floral and other plant- inspired motifs Highly-stylized, flowing curvilinear forms Art Nouveau Characteristics

4 Gaudi Olbrich Beardsley Mucha Art Nouveau Artists

5 Grand Palais, Paris Art Nouveau

6 Petit Palais, Paris Art Nouveau

7 Secession building, Vienna, Joseph Maria Olbrich Art Nouveau

8 Casa Batlló, Barcelona, Antoni Gaudí Art Nouveau

9 The Tree of Life, Tiffany Art Nouveau

10 Pin, Lalique Art Nouveau

11 The Kiss, Klimt Art Nouveau

12 Dance, Gismonda, Princess Hyacinthe, Mucha Art Nouveau

13 The Peacock Skirt, Beardsley Art Nouveau

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