1, Germany is called Young de stijl; In Germany, the Art Nouveau movement is called "young art". Representative: Peter Behrens: Turbine Workshop; Endel: Munich Theatre. Darmstadt 190 1-03 Modern Art Exhibition.
2. Belgium is called the avant-garde movement: the Art Nouveau movement is called the avant-garde movement in the history of Belgian design. Curves are widely used in the design, especially flowers and vines, which are wound into complex patterns. The use of line shapes is formed. Go beyond the direct imitation of nature to explore vivid and abstract lines, and think that such lines are the essence of nature. "Line is power" should be the basis of "new" decoration. First, pay attention to decoration, and the "whip rope" lines inspired by natural plants can be seen everywhere, which are very prominent in wall decoration, doors and stairs; The second is the exposed steel structure and glass surface of the building.
3. Austria is called the Austrian Art Association: the Art Nouveau movement in Austria was initiated by the Vienna separatists. This is a group of avant-garde artists, architects and designers, founded in 1897, formerly known as "Austrian Art Association". Because they flaunt parting ways with traditional and orthodox art, they call themselves "separatists". Its slogan is "For the art of the times, for the freedom of art", and its main representatives are: architects otto wagner, josef hofmann, Joseph Olbrich, Coroman Mo Ze and painter gustav klimt.
France is called Art Nouveau Gallery: France is the birthplace of Art Nouveau movement. Art nouveau, originally the name of a shop in Paris, was founded by the publisher samur Yubin 1895 65438+ in February, and was named Art Nouveau Gallery on the basis of imitating the design office in william morris. France, as the birthplace of "new art", formed two centers shortly after its beginning: one is the capital Paris; The other is Nancy. Among them, the design scope of Paris includes furniture, architecture, interior, decoration of public facilities, posters and other graphic design, while the latter focuses on furniture design.
5. Spain is called Art Nouveau: it combines the characteristics of Gothic style, develops the organic form and curve style of Neo-Art to the extreme, and endows it with mysterious and legendary metaphors.