I got this image from: http://5preciousthings.blogspot.com/2008/08/illustration.html
The Peacocks Skirt by Aubrey Beardsley (1894).
The Peacocks Skirt by Aubrey Beardsley (1894).
This piece of art nouveau comes from the illustration's of the book "The Peacocks Skirt"
The oval and flowery detail is what gives it the nouveau feel. Being line drawings Aubrey would of taken lots of time to do each single detail. The way in which the bottom of the clothing is oval, unlike normal clothing along with the very fine detail creating shapes puts this image under the movement of Art nouveau.
The style of art nouveau is curvy lines, flowers, leave, roots ect furniture, architecture and jewelery has been influenced by Art nouveau, for example Charles Rennie Mackintosh made furniture influenced by art nouveau.
The Chair - Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
I got this image from : http://flann4.wordpress.com/2008/03/07/three-design-movements-1-arts-and-crafts/
Nothing like a normal chair, he thought outside of the box and made the back of the chair longer then normal and made the view points oval shapes giving the chair overall a oval look. He also went on the great a whole room like this.
I got this image from: http://www.glasgowarchitecture.co.uk/rennie_mackintosh_architect.htm
The style of art nouveau is curvy lines, flowers, leave, roots ect furniture, architecture and jewelery has been influenced by Art nouveau, for example Charles Rennie Mackintosh made furniture influenced by art nouveau.
The Chair - Charles Rennie Mackintosh.I got this image from : http://flann4.wordpress.com/2008/03/07/three-design-movements-1-arts-and-crafts/
Nothing like a normal chair, he thought outside of the box and made the back of the chair longer then normal and made the view points oval shapes giving the chair overall a oval look. He also went on the great a whole room like this.
I got this image from: http://www.glasgowarchitecture.co.uk/rennie_mackintosh_architect.htm
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