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  Protomodernism Protomodernism started in 1897 and ended in 1959. This era focused on rejecting historical styles and ornamentation, the era of experimentation, and the seeds of modernism projects, the protomodernism was known as the Deutscher Werkbund movement. the Deutscher Werkbund translates to German workshop it was founded in Munich Germany by a man called Herman Muthesius. this is the Werbund exhibition of 1914 the Deutscher Werkbund was similar to the arts and crafts movement but at the same time protested against the artistic establishment an important difference between the two was that the Deutscher Werkbund focus on the use of machines than handmade labor and this movement end up setting the stage for international style and art deco style  Art Deco style interior design  international style interior design Protomoderism  Piet Mondrian modern protomoderism Stuart Davis modern protomoderism John Donne  One Step Further  Joseph Olbrich Joseph Olb...

  Art Nouveau two Part two of Art Nouveau in the US was mainly influenced by Tiffany and Sullivan. Art Nouveau in the US Tiffany art revolves around glasswork. During that period, he worked with churches and residential buildings with floral landscapes and semi-abstract forms. Still, Tiffany's business was later sold to Samuel Bing, the owner of an Art Nouveau shop in Paris with Sullivan. His work was more about architecture; he was involved in the rebuilding of Chicago, and his style of architecture reflected contemporary American and the use of Art Nouveau. That earned him the name of Father of Sky Scrapers. His methods used highly decorated architectural details inspired by nature. He was the first architect to use steel frames and create visual unity in a tall building.  A Sullivan Building  Louis Sullivan Chicago Architecture Center  Louis Comfort Tiffany lamp Louis Comfort Tiffany Stainless Modern Stainglass Lamps Modern stain glass windows modern Skyscrap...

  Art Nouveau Art Nouveau started in 1890 and ended in the year 1910  Art nouveau refers to new art during this period. Europe was experiencing peace and prosperity, and William Morris influenced this period. The academic model was rejected during this era, and nature was used instead. Most of the arts during that period focused on flowers, birds, vines, and insects. Many of the artists of the time shared admiration for the Japanese arts, which were inspired by many artists such as Vincent Van Gogh, who painted the famous painting Starry Night. I like all of Van Gogh's paintings, but Starry Night is my favorite. The Art Noveau movement started in Britain, and the name came from a shop in Paris called Art Noveau.  The art of Noveau in Belgium. There is a Belgian architect named Victor Horta who had a significant influence during this period with his work mainly revolving around using iron railings and hardware, and he introduced the curtain wall, a structure of metal and w...

 Japan and Japanisme “Wood is universally beautiful…and yet, among the higher civilizations, the Japanese understood it best…The simple Japanese dwelling with its fences and utensils is the revelation of wood.” Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) architect Japanese design was inspired by China. One of the differences between Japanese and Chinese design styles is that Japan leans more toward impromptu and off-centered, whereas China focuses on formality and axiality in China; they also focus on perfection and old practices that they have done for ages. Japan is open to trying different styles and variations, and they don't focus on perfection. This is an image that shows a Japanese interior design  The Japanese style design is mostly portay as being simple and paying a lot of attention to detail of they're work and most of their design have refrernces to their religion such as Buddhism, confucianism and shintoism  this image shows an japenese interior inspire by buddism  t...