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Art Nouveau in Moulins (Moulins)Presentation of two Art nouveau cafés (built in 1899) by the tourism office of Moulins. In French. Link
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Hôtel Terminus (today Château Perrache) (Lyon)Description by the General inventory of the Cultural heritage of Rhônes-Alpes of this Hotel for travelers built in 1906 by Georges Chédanne with the collaboration with Louis Majorelle. In French. Link
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The tanner's House (Nancy)An illustrated blogpage about the house of the tanner Victor Luc, built in 1904 by Jacques René Hermant, with the trademark of the Ecole de Nancy. In French. Link
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Association d'idées Publishing Association (Nancy)The association - publisher "Association d'idées" aims to introduce the regional Decorative Arts heritage through "fine books", notably trough the "Zoom" collection, which presents the creations of artists as Gallé, Daum,
Baccarat, Longwy, Bergeret et Lalique... In French. Link
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Art Nouveau buildings (Paris)A nice pictures gallery presenting Art Nouveau buildings from Hector Guimard, Charles Klein, Joachim Richard, etc. and other places like pharmacies, le café de la paix, le train bleu... In French. Link
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Video - Art Nouveau and Architecture in Le Havre (Le Havre)An architectural walk in the city of Le Havre with Thomas Malgras, Attaché for the conservation of the heritage. A video offered by the RMN (Réunion des Musées Nationaux). In French.
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Vidéo: The allure of Art Nouveau (Paris)Series which looks at how the Art Nouveau movement flourished in the burgeoning cities of Europe at the end of the 19th century. This part is dedicated to Paris. In English.
part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-cbrCE31-8&feature=relmfu
part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQS3V_Tl0Bo&feature=relmfu
part 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXy-Cyzj_Xg&feature=relmfu Link
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Paris, state of the art of Art Nouveau (Paris)An article published by the city council of Paris presenting Art nouveau works in Paris (artists, collections)through picture galleries. In French. Link
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Maison du Bois des Moutiers (Varengeville-sur-Mer)The British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens (1869-1944) built a unique House at Varengeville-sur-mer in France, inspired by the movement “Arts & Crafts” and the ideas of its founder William MORRIS (1838-1896). In French. Link
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Maurice Dufresne Museum (Azay-le-Rideau)Museum of machines adn vehicules, especially from the early 20th century. In French. Link
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Musée National du Sport (Paris)Museum hosting a collection of Art Nouveau posters. In French. Link
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Eugene Grasset ()Website dedicated to Eugene Grasset with 517 photos of works online (posters, jewels, stained glass windows, furniture, calenders, prints, books, mosaics, etc). In French and English. Link
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Thistles under the balcony (Paris)A blog dedicated to Art Nouveau architecture, especially in France. In French. Link
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Hotel Les Tresoms (Annecy)The hotel-restaurant Les Trésoms, built in the Art Nouveau style, is located at the Lake of Annecy on the hights of the old city in Haute-Savoie, in the heart of the Alps. In French and English. Link
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Nancy Museum of Fine Arts (Nancy)Official website of the Fine-Arts Museum of Nancy, which hosts a great collection of Daum glassworks. In French. Link
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Ecole de Nancy Museum's blog (Nancy)A blog with informal articles about the Art Nouveau movement. In French. Link
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Eugene Grasset ()Blog dedicated to the artist Eugene Grasset. In French. Link
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Peacock's Garden ()Website dedicated to the peacock's iconography with many Art Nouveau references. In French. Link
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Musée des Beaux-Arts de Reims (Reims)Art Nouveau fund from the collection of Henry Vasnier, collector and director of Champagne House Pommery. In French. Link
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Musée Départemental de l'Oise (Beauvais)The selection of the museum includes the decorator Pierre-Victor Galland (legacy Klaus Otto-Preis), the Art Nouveau designer Gustave Serrurier-Bovy and Auguste Delaherche for the decorative arts of the period, and sculptors Blondat and Récipon. In French. Link
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