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Art Nouveau Links

This is a selection of interesting Art Nouveau links that we have come across. If you know other links that you recommend, please send us an email.
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Peter Hoare Antiques (Southborough Tunbridge Wells)
Arts & Crafts antiques gallery specialized in 19th and 20th furniture and design. In English.
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AFGHANISTAN
Cole and Son (London)
Manufacturers of fine printed wallpapers since 1875. In English.
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Metro station by Guimard in Montreal (Montréal)
Illustrated web page explaining how the city of Paris offered a Guimard Metro Station to the city of Montreal. In English and French.
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AFGHANISTAN
Standen (East Grinstead)
The design of the house is a monument to the combined genius of architect Philip Webb and his friend William Morris. Big names of the Arts & Crafts period are represented, i.e. ceramics by William De Morgan and metalwork by W. A. S. Benson. In English.
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ARGENTINA
The Club Espanol (Rosario)
Website of the Modernist headquarters of the institution built in 1912 by Francesc Roca i Simo offering a 360° view of the interiors of the buildings. In Spanish.
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ARGENTINA
Modernismo route (Rosario)
The Website of the Municipality of Rosario offers a virtual visit of the Modernismo tour in Rosario's city centre. In Spanish.
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AUSTRALIA
National Gallery of Victoria (Victoria)
Pre-Raphaelite collection, with, amongst others, works from Edward Burne-Jones, John-Everett Millais, William Morris, Arthur Hughes, William Holman Hunt, Australia, Australie, Victoria
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AUSTRIA
The French Embassy in Vienna (Wien)
A virtual visit to the French Embassy, housed in an Art Nouveau building by architect Chedanne in 1904. In French.
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AUSTRIA
Secession, Association of Visual Artists Vienna Secession (Wien)
The Vienna Secession building designed by Joseph Maria Olbrich, a member of Otto Wagner's atelier at the time. Heavily bombed during WWII, now restored and houses an art gallery. In German and English.
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AUSTRIA
MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts  (Wien)
The Museum includes an important collection of secession artists and designers. In German, English and Russian.
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Leopold Museum  (Wien)
Masterworks of Viennese Secessionism, Viennese Modernism, and Austrian Expressionism. In German.
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Historical Museum of Vienna (Wien)
Containing an important collection of Art Nouveau objects from the artistic and architectural heritage of Vienna. In German and English.
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Gustav Klimt Memorial Society, Last Studio  (Wien)
Hidden in Wien-Hietzing, Feldmühlgasse 11 (or 15a), one of the creative centres of the art of the early 20th century. Gustav Klimt (1862 - 1918) had his studio there during the six last years of his life. In German and English.
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Belvedere (Wien)
The Belvedere owns the largest collection of paintings by Gustav Klimt in the world. More than 20 masterpieces provide an incomparable impression of the oeuvre of Austria's probably most famous artist. In German and English..
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Albertina (Wien)
Official website of the Albertina museum. There are many works from the 20th century, including Schiele, Klimt and Kokoschka, and a collection of posters from the beginning of the 20th century. In German and English.
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AUSTRIA
Textile Museum (Wien)
Official website of the Textile Museum in Vienna where are stored Jugendstil original sketches from Josef Hoffmann among others. In German, English and French.
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AUSTRIA
Flickr - Secession Vienna (Vienna)
Website used to share photographs from all over the world. This filer, put on line by a Frenchman, is about Art Nouveau in Vienna. In French.
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AUSTRIA
Galerie Bel Etage (Wien)
Art Nouveau Gallery in Vienna, Secession antiques. In English and German.
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AUSTRIA
Schwarz-blau Sports Association (Vienna)
Website of the Schwarz-Blau Sports Association. The building was built by Joseph Maria Olbrich in 1898. In German.
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