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Originaliteten i katalansk modernisme er resultatet av en tydelig motsetning mellom tradisjon og modernitet. Den var en nytolkning av Catalonias historie og tradisjoner, gjort av et samfunn som ønsket å vise seg som kosmopolitisk og moderne. På 1890 – tallet blåste arkitekter og designere nytt liv i fortida, ved å skape en stil som forente… Read more »
New exhibition of the Belvedere Museum dedicated to Elena Luksch-Makowsky, a woman artist of the Viennese Modernism.
Modesty is at the heart of Rassenfosse’s work, which explored all its facets, nuances and limits, with extraordinary consistency and continuity. This attitude makes him an artist out of time, entirely given over to a carnal passion, very controlled, subtle, showing himself to be full of restraint, as if to make it last, without wanting to exhaust it by the slightest excess.
The Réseau Art Nouveau Network is delighted to announce the opening of memberships to its association to individual members.
What is behind the Brussels Art Nouveau façades? Are there any original interiors? Is the interior decor as beautiful as the facade?
Designed to be viewed on all types of devices, Inside Art Nouveau will allow visitors, whether facing a building or installed comfortably behind their screen at home, to discover inaccessible Brussels Art Nouveau interiors to the general public thanks to documents as diverse as plans, photographs or old or contemporary postcards.
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The publicaton of the symposium proceedings “The interiors of Art Nouveau period: Research, Reflect, Restore, Reuse” is now available online and on papier copies.
Promoted by the Horta Museum Editions, the collector Jonathan Mangelinckx and the art historian Borys Delobbe (UCLouvain), the series “Belgian Art Nouveau: Vision, Design & Craft” intends to renew our understanding of the different looks that have crossed in Belgium in the struggle for a new aesthetic in applied arts at the turn of the 19th century.
