Art Nouveau originated in France in the late 19th century.

Art Nouveau artists were heavily inspired by the forms and patterns found in nature.

Art Nouveau architecture is characterized by asymmetrical lines, ornate decoration, and the use of glass and iron.

Gustav Klimt, Émile Gallé, and Henri van de Velde are all prominent figures associated with the Art Nouveau movement.

Art Nouveau artists primarily worked in the field of decorative arts, creating objects such as furniture, jewelry, and glassware.

The Kiss by Gustav Klimt is a well-known example of an Art Nouveau painting.

The primary purpose of Art Nouveau artists was to create beautiful objects that were both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

Art Nouveau jewelry is characterized by the use of enamel, asymmetrical designs, and floral motifs.

Art Nouveau had a significant impact on the development of modern art, leading to the rise of abstract art, influencing the development of Art Deco, and promoting the use of new materials and techniques.

The Kiss by Auguste Rodin is a well-known example of an Art Nouveau sculpture.

Art Nouveau furniture makers primarily used wood as their primary material.

Art Nouveau furniture is characterized by curved lines, floral motifs, and asymmetrical designs.

Art Nouveau glassware was created to serve both as decorative objects and for everyday purposes.

Art Nouveau glassware is characterized by iridescent colors, etched designs, and floral motifs.

Art Nouveau jewelry makers used a variety of materials, including gold, silver, and enamel.