French Art Nouveau

French Art Nouveau (circa 1890–1910) is a decorative style characterized by flowing, organic lines inspired by natural forms like plants, flowers, and curves. It emphasizes craftsmanship and artistic detail, blending architecture, furniture, jewelry, and graphic design into harmonious, harmonious designs. The movement sought to break away from traditional historical styles, embracing innovation and beauty through stylized, sinuous patterns. Notable examples include Hector Guimard’s Paris Métro entrances and the work of artists like Alphonse Mucha. Art Nouveau aimed to create art that integrated seamlessly into everyday life, emphasizing aesthetic appeal and artistic expression.