As the forerunner of modern design art concept, "Arts and Crafts Movement" has extremely important historical significance. The lines of its natural plants became the beginning of the new art, and the development of the new art movement ran through the development process of the whole arts and crafts movement and decadent school. The "Art Nouveau Movement" is essentially the continuation and spread of the British "Arts and Crafts Movement" in the European continent.

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1, the "craft" movement pays more attention to the medieval Gothic style, and regards it as the core of important reference, reference and pursuit, while the new art completely abandons any traditional decorative style, moves towards natural decoration, and highlights the expression curve and organic form;

2. The development of craft movement has led to the appearance of natural styles in other countries. Art Nouveau left a large number of buildings, furniture and decorative handicrafts, which played a connecting role.

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Art Nouveau has various styles, which have exerted influence in all countries. In different countries in Europe, they have different styles and even different names.

Art Nouveau is a French word, named after France, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain and Italy. Germany calls it Jugendstil, Vienna and Austria call it separatism, and Scandinavian countries call it Arts and Crafts Movement.

France is the birthplace of new art. 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.

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