Art Nouveau : an anthology of design and illustration from the Studio / selected by Edmund V. Gillon, Jr.

Title & Author:

Art Nouveau : an anthology of design and illustration from the Studio / selected by Edmund V. Gillon, Jr.

Publication:

New York, Dover Publications [1969]

Description:

89 pages (chiefly illustrations) 28 cm

Series:

Dover pictorial archive series

Notes:
Also issued online.

Summary:

"In its early years, The Studio (published monthly in London from April 1893 until well into the twentieth century) was one of the major media for the development of Art Nouveau styles. It was probably more responsible than any other publication for the acceptance of Art Nouveau by the public, and as it progressed it remained the most outstanding vehicle of Art Nouveau illustration ... The [selections] in this volume includes both the best and the most typical in Art Nouveau. The 199 illustrations are mostly graphic arts material: book covers, posters and advertisements, title pages and end pages, bookplates, menus, Christmas cards, decorative alphabets, engraved and decorated poems, and a variety of designs and patterns"--Amazon.com.

Resources:
Publisher description

ISBN:

0486223884
9780486223889

Subject:

Art nouveau.
Art Nouveau.
Bildband
Druckgrafik
Jugendstil
Art nouveau (décoration)

Form/genre:

Catalog
catalogs (documents)
Catalogs
Catalogues.

Added entries:

Gillon, Edmund Vincent, selector.
Studio.
Dover pictorial archive series.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 109534
Call No.: ID:86-B22090
Status: Available

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