A subreddit for lovers of Art Nouveau.
Art Nouveau inspired and related posts are acceptable at times, based on the mods' discretion. Generally speaking, you should only post genuine Art Nouveau content. Regarding digital art, pop/anime/sci-fi style artwork and AI generated content, this is a subreddit for classic and hand crafted/drawn pieces only.
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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 r/PopArtNouveau. Also, posts asking if something is Art Nouveau or not, will be removed. Additionally, we will remove posts which are low effort or literally ugly.
What are the highest dmg spell in ars nouveau? : r/feedthebeast
What are the highest dmg spell in ars nouveau? At Tier 1, just crank Amplify Glyphs onto a Proj>Harm spell until it costs too much mana. At Tier 2, the best damagers (imo) are Proj>Ignite>Flare and Proj>Freeze>Coldsnap (with amplifies). Both basically apply a status effect (burning/slowness), and then “detonate” the effect to deal solid ...
How do you feel about Art Nouveau art and architecture? Do most ...
Apr 12, 2023 · One of my favorites was always a book about art nouveau. I loved the seemingly modern touches like the graphic black outlining juxtaposed so beautifully with the soft and flowing naturalistic lines and colors. As an American looking at pictures of art nouveau buildings they all seem romantic, like Parisienne style.
Is the Eiffel Tower considered Art Nouveau? : r/ArtHistory - Reddit
Nov 15, 2021 · No, it is not at all. Art Nouveau first landmark in Paris was Guimard’s Castel Béranger in 1893. The Eiffel Tower was finished in 1889 - meaning the conception was made long before (also, Gustave Eiffel was NOT the architect of it, rather the engineer!) The Eiffel Tower is absolutely not the embodiment of AN, the only common point is the use ...
What inspired Art Nouveau? : r/ArtHistory - Reddit
May 3, 2022 · Art Nouveau was very much a political movement reacting against the academicism and eclectic historicism that predominated in 19th century architecture and design. You should take a look at Deborah Silverman's Art Nouveau in Fin-de-Siècle France (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1989) for more on this.
r/PopArtNouveau - Reddit
With stories by Kek-W and John Smith, each famous for their contributions to 2000 AD, and Julia Round, the comics academic who, quite literally, wrote the book on Misty, you know that we have an outstanding writing team behind us - with gorgeous art by Diego Guerra (who drew the cover), Scott Twells, Mauro Longhini, Adam Brown, Pau Scorpi, Mal ...
What was reaction of Art Nouveau architects against rising
Aug 14, 2023 · Art Nouveau was the forefront of architecture, just as much as Art Deco and International style etc. Many architects were happy to adapt to the new styles, which came as a combination of post WWI material and budget restraints, and new technologies such as concrete becoming available and mature for the mass market.
What would modern art nouveau look like? : r/ArtNouveau - Reddit
Feb 15, 2022 · 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 r/PopArtNouveau. Also, posts asking if something is Art Nouveau or not, will be removed. Additionally, we will remove posts which are low effort or literally ugly.
Why is Art Nouveau considered Solarpunk? what's wrong with
Mar 28, 2023 · Some of the early solarpunk artists drew a lot of inspiration from Art Nouveau but the hope since the early days was to inspire a movement towards a optimistic vision for the future based on neither a fear of or blind faith in technology. It was never to set an exclusive aesthetic style for this movement.