Edwardian art

Edwardian art refers to the artistic and architectural styles that emerged during the reign of King Edward VII in Britain (1901-1910). It is characterized by a blend of Victorian traditions and emerging modern influences. Artists explored themes of elegance, leisure, and nature, often using vibrant colors and intricate patterns. Key movements included Arts and Crafts, which emphasized handcrafted quality, and the rise of decorative arts. The period also saw a focus on social and cultural change, reflecting advancements in technology and shifts in society, paving the way for modernism in the early 20th century.