Art Deco
Art Deco
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 VINTAGE 1930 LB ADVERTISING POSTER EXPOSITION INTERNATIONALE ANVERS ART DECO US $799.99
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 ART DECO HIGH SHOES STYLE MODE FASHION DISPLAY 40S RARE US $750.00
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 CRATE LABEL VINTAGE RARE EVOLUTION GLENDORA AZUSA ART DECO 1920S COVINA NAVELS US $395.00
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 CRATE LABEL VINTAGE RARE EVOLUTION GLENDORA AZUSA ART DECO 1920S COVINA LATES US $375.00
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 1930s ART DECO MANNEQUIN HEAD BUST STORE DISPLAY PAPER MACHE HAND PAINTED DOLL US $308.10
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 c 1928 ART DECO Optician OD sign BRONZE not brass Bausch Lomb EYE DOCTOR US $249.00
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Where To Pick Up Art Deco
In the field of modern art, art deco plays a large and impressively lavish role. The strong colors and sweeping curves lend art deco the trademark boldness that expressed much of the progress and modern advances of the twentieth century. Art auctions around the world still move many art deco pieces of various kinds. If you’re interested in collecting this art, there are many art auctions both online and off that deal primarily in this area.
In the twentieth century the decorative arts converged in what is known as the art deco movement, which grew to influence architecture, fashion, the visual arts as well as design. The term ‘art deco’ was derived from a World’s Fair held in Paris, France, called the Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes in the year 1925.
Though the movement and term comes from the Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes, the term was not widely used until the late 1960s. Especially pre- World War I Europe influenced this movement, though many cultures influenced and were influenced by this art movement. Much of the world was experiencing similar shifts in modern technological advances.
For the most part, the movement was brought about and inspired by the rapid advances of technological and social facets of the early twentieth century. As culture responded to these increasingly changing times, the art deco movement was an outgrowth of these modern phenomena.
This art form is considered generally to be an eclectic type of decorative modernism that was influenced by a variety of artists and particular art forms. It includes furniture, metal work, clocks, glass work and screens as well as paintings and other fine art types of pieces.
The style is known for its lavishness and epicurean flairs that are attributed to the austerity of culture brought about by World War I. Strong patterns and bold colors and shapes were used, as were many particular motifs used universally.
For example, the sunburst motif was used in everything from the Radio City Music Hall auditorium, images of ladies’ shoes, the spire of the Chrysler Building and several other pieces of art, architecture and design. Other ubiquitous motifs found in it were stepped forms, the zigzag, chevron patterns and sweeping curves.
In the West, it lost its steam around the Second World War, but continued to be used all the way into the 1960s in colonial countries such as India, where it served as a gateway to Modernism. Then in the 1980s art deco made a comeback in graphic design. Art deco’s association with 1930s film noir led to its use in both fashion and jewelry ads.
Today this art is revered by many and dismissed as old news and overly gaudy by others. Though it undoubtedly played a major role in art history, as with most art, individual taste frames the individual’s interpretation and like or dislike of this style.
Art deco is one of the most well known art movements. This is mostly due to its wide base of influences and influenced art forms and cultures. Since much of the world was experiencing many of the same advances in technology and mass production, many of the same ideas and symbols were relevant in various parts of the world.
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What is Art Deco
