A subreddit for lovers of Art Nouveau.
Dedicated to Art Nouveau in all of its forms. Also open to contemporary Art Nouveau artists to share their work! Digital creations are not allowed however, please post them to …
Why does this make so much sense? : r/tumblr - Reddit
It makes sense because art nouveau was based on more nature inspired designs (Like branches, leaves or vines). So when they started to represent elves, it made sense to use art nouveau. …
When did the “elven” aesthetic come about? : r/tolkienfans
Jan 29, 2023 · Art Nouveau with the nature imagery, asymmetrical curves, filigree, stained glass, etc. Notably the high point of this trend was during Tolkien’s formative years and early adulthood.
Art Deco and Art Nouveau? : r/interiordecorating - Reddit
Jun 7, 2024 · Art Deco and Art Nouveau? Does anyone have any advice or examples for merging art deco and art nouveau styles for interior decorating? I already have some items that lean …
What’s in your rerefence library? : r/ArtNouveau - Reddit
Art Nouveau - An Anthology of Design and Illustration from The Studio Gillon Jr., Edmund V 1969 Dover Publications Architecture 1900 - Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, St. Petersburg …
Dark Academia/Mid-Century Modern/Art Nouveau inspiration?
Sep 12, 2022 · Mix modern and traditional furniture and accessorize with some smaller art nouveau items. The reason for this is art nouveau furniture is difficult to find, and art nouveau …
How do you feel about Art Nouveau art and architecture? Do most ...
Apr 12, 2023 · Art Nouveau was inspired by organic compositions transformed into almost whimsical designs. A walk through Sagrada Familia makes this evident, with details inspired …
Ideas for Art Nouveau decor, or where to buy pieces? - Reddit
Sep 2, 2022 · Ideas for Art Nouveau decor, or where to buy pieces? I absolutely love Art Noveau decor and layouts. I love the use of organic materials, decorative details, and elegant curves. …
Does anyone know the name of this Art Style? - Reddit
Dec 13, 2022 · I see art deco, art nouveau, but maybe more of the arts and crafts movement of the mid-1800’s (kinda Victorian). Check out wallpaper designs from the time if you really like …
[Fantasy] Do we have an origin for "Dwarf Style"? - Reddit
One of my favorite fantasy trends is having all dwarves use Art Deco style, while elves use Art Nouveau. It's a visual trend to distinguish the two, as they're often cast as rival species in …