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Art Deco

Art Deco, short for the French Arts décoratifs (lit. 'Decorative Arts'), is a style of visual arts, architecture, and product design that first appeared in Paris in the 1910s just before World War I and flourished internationally during the 1920s to early 1930s, through styling and design of the exterior and interior of anything from large structures to s…

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Location
Global
Years active
c. 1910s–1950s

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International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts (1925)

Late Art Deco

Painting

Sculpture

Graphic arts

Decoration and motifs

Furniture

Design

Textiles

Fashion

Jewelry

Glass art

Metal art

In fiction

Preservation and neo-Art Deco

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Art Deco

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Art Deco

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related to Decoration and motifs · 131
Art Deco → Allegorical, Alsace, An, André Vera, Angers, Architectural, Arghir Culina, Art, Art Nouveau, ArtStreamlining, Atlantic Huis, Avenue, Avenue Charles Woeste, Avenue Montaigne, Balconies, Ballets Russes, Belgium, Bellu Cemetery, Between, Birds
related to Early 20th-century avant-garde movements · 95
Art Deco → African, Amedeo Modigliani, American, André Derain, Antonio Sant'Elia, Apollo Victoria Theatre, Art, Atrium Casino, Aux Trois-Quartiers, Beat, Belgian, Berlin, Bust, Charles Thomas, Cleveland Museum, Clock, Cologne, Como, Cubic, Cubism
related to Ancient and non-European civilizations · 68
Art Deco → AD, Africa, Afrique, Ancient Egyptian, Artists, Arts, Asia, BC, British Museum, Brooklyn Museum, California, Congo, Democratic Republic, Dhi Qar Province, Dress, Egypt, Egyptian, Gmelin, Greece, Homme
related to Monumental and public sculpture · 67
Art Deco → Alfred Janniot, Antoine Bourdelle, Art Moderne, Arts, Atlas, Britain, Chaillot, Champs-Élysées, Charles Malfray, Christ, Clayton Frye, Cleveland, Corcovado Mountain, Daily Express Building, Edmond Amateis, Eiffel Tower, Exposition, Exposition Internationale, Federal Trade Commission Building, Folies Bergère
related to Late Art Deco · 60
Art Deco → Antoine Bourdelle, Auguste Perret, Baptist, Brussels, Bucharest, By, California, Chaillot, Church, Decorative Artists, Economic, Eileen Gray, Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, Exposition, Florida, Francis Jourdain, French, Georges Fouquet, High School, In
related to Pre-World War I European styles · 53
Art Deco → American, Art, Art Nouveau, Auguste Perret, Avenue, Avenue Mozart, Ballets Russes, Beaux Arts, Beaux-Arts, Boulevard Diderot, Buckinghamshire, Champs-Élysées, Chest, Commode, Composition Ornementale, Corcoran Gallery, Corner, Decorative Arts, Drawing, Eugène Grasset
related to Furniture · 48
Art Deco → All, André Groult, André Mare, Armchair, Automne, Biedermeier, Bucharest, Cabinet, Chair, Charles Plumet, Corner, Cubism, Decorative ArtistsArt Deco, Desk, Dressing, Fauvism, Follot, France, Frantz Jourdain, French
related to Glass art · 48
Art Deco → Aciéries, Amiens, Amiens Cathedral, Arnaldo, Art Nouveau, At, Bottles, Brotherton Library, Cincinnati Art Museum, Combs-la-Ville, Cours, Daum, Dayton Art Institute, Decorative Arts, Exposition, France, France Like, FranceSkyscraper Lamp, François Coty, French
related to Graphic arts · 39
Art Deco → Afternoon, American, Ballets Russes, Charles Gesmar, Columbia, Cover, Erté, Faun, Georges Barbier, Georges Lepape, Harlem Jazz, Harper's Bazaar, Hisui Sugiura, Horace Taylor, In, In Germany, Interpretation, It, Jester, La Gazette
related to Preservation and neo-Art Deco · 38
Art Deco → America's, Bucharest, Calea Victoriei, Chá, Cuba, District, Drop Inn, Edmond, Efforts, Even, Florida, Frankfurt, Germany, Hanoi, Helmut Jahn, Henri Heine, Highway, In, In Havana, Louis

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art deco style paris new decorative arts furniture made designers designed also modern building paul glass design 1925 materials city

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