The stairway of the Art Nouveau Pēkšēns House from 1903 in Riga, Latvia. The building was designed by architects Konstantīns Pēkšēns and Eižens Laube.
Art Nouveau pattern book from 1900 by Maurice Verneuil, France.
Art Nouveau pattern book from 1900 by Maurice Verneuil, France.
Art Nouveau plates from 1902 by Gustav Kolb and Karl Gmelich from the book "Von der Pflanze zum Ornament" showcasing stylized plants and flower forms, Germany.
Art Nouveau flower shop from 1896 in Brussels, Belgium designed by architect Paul Hankar (1859-1901).
Front door of the 1903 Art Nouveau Bedő-ház apartment block in Budapest, designed by Hungarian architect Emil Vidor. Pic Monika Balazs
Three foxes from 1900 as illustrated in German Art Nouveau magazine 'Jugend'.
Art Nouveau plates from 1902 by Gustav Kolb and Karl Gmelich from the book "Von der Pflanze zum Ornament" showcasing stylized plants and flower forms, Germany.
Art Nouveau plates from 1902 by Gustav Kolb and Karl Gmelich from the book "Von der Pflanze zum Ornament" showcasing stylized plants and flower forms, Germany.
An Art Nouveau punch bowl from c. 1900 by WMF (Württembergische Metallwaren Fabrik), Germany.
Art Nouveau plates from 1902 by Gustav Kolb and Karl Gmelich from the book "Von der Pflanze zum Ornament" showcasing stylized plants and flower forms, Germany.
Art Nouveau elevator from 1902 in Vienna, Austria. Pic: AlenaArtNouveau
Fireplace in the children's room of the modernist (Catalan Art Nouveau) "Francesc Burés house" with a scene from Hänsel and Gretel made in mosaics by famous artist Gaspar Homar between 1905 and 1910, Barcelona. Photo: Amadalvarez
