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　　Jewelry was one of the purest, and most successful,

expressions of the Art Nouveau movement. It captured the atmosphere

and the passion of the fin de siecle, as well as the moral and

artistic freedom that characterized the period. Fresh designs and

motifs were created with an intense excitement that was shared by

artists all over the world. Sensuous animal and plant forms surged

with new life; the female form struggled toward a new freedom,

suggesting a long-hidden eroticism; and sunsets and changing

seasons reflected the symbolic view of art in nature borrowed from

the Japanese.This book deals with major jewelers in France -- their

inspirations, techniques, and themes -- and then follows the

parallel modern movement that spread through Europe and the United

States. With a detailed reference section and a collection of

dramatic photographs, this treasury will appeal to collectors and

jewelry lovers alike.

Introduction

Jewelry design in the mid-19th century and the emergence of Art Nouveau.

France; Germany and Austria; Great Britain; the United States;

The international impact of the Art Nouveau jewel - Belgium, Holland, Scandinavia, Russia, Eastern Europe, Switzerland, Italy, Spain.

Vivienne Becker is the author of Antique and Twentieth-century Jewenry and Fabulous Fakes, a history of costume jewelry. She lectures on jewelry in Britain and the US.

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Jewelry was one of the most successful expressions of Art Nouveau style. This book provides an account of the movement that spread through Europe and the US. Biographies of over 300 designers are included, with a guide to identification, from the elegance of the French masters - Vever, Lalique and Fouquet - to the linear, geometric designs of the Viennese - Josef Hoffmann and Koloman Moser.