11Art NouveauHistory of Contemporary ArchitectureAA 2016/2017Prof. Michela Rosso
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Art Nouveau
VIOLLET LE DUCEntretiens sur l’architecture(Conversations on Architecture)1872A buildng is TRUE according to VLDif1. It responds to the requisitesof the functional program2. All materials are employedaccording to their nature and intrinsic qualities
Art Nouveau: diffusion
Art Nouveau: diffusionregional - national editions and denominations
Art Nouveau: contradictions
Art Nouveau: interpretations and critique
The historiography on Art Nouveau
Art Nouveau: interpretations
Art Nouveau: interpretations
Art Nouveau: who produced and when?
Art Nouveau: where?AN is by definition an urban phenomenonhappening in capital and big urban centres
Art Nouveau: for whom?
Art Nouveau: for whom?
AN promotes the idea ofthe home as a total work of artThe private home is a framefor a daily life conceived asan all-comprehensive aesthetic experience
Art Nouveau: languages and materials
The total work of art in the detailsDETAILS ofAtelier/MaisonHorta, and MaisonSolvay, Brussels
Art Nouveau: languages and materials
Art Nouveau: languages
Art Nouveau: how did it spread?
Art Nouveau: how did it spread?
Antonì Gaudì(Reus 1852/Barcelona 1926)Gaudì’s cultural backgroundMasters and intellectual fathersRuskin and Viollet le Duc
1 to revive the local tradition of architecture (e.g. traditional construction techniques, suchas the CATALAN VAULTS/ or TIMBREL VAULTS and enamelled ceramic tiles)1 to create entirely new forms of art and architecture
Catalan modernismand catalan Nationalism
Church of the ColòniaGüel commissioned byEusebi Guell to Gaudì in1898
enamelled ceramic tiles
Art Nouveau and the different culturalidentities of BELGIUMTwo cultural and linguisticentitiesFLANDERS (Flemish)WALLONIE (French)
Antagonists of Belgian Art Nouveau
Torino 1902
Torino and its future expansion areasinside the perimeter of the customs fence, 1869
Raimondo d'AroncoVilla Javelli (1904)via Petrarca, 44
Pietro FenoglioPalazzina Scott (1902)corso Giovanni Lanza, 57
Pietro FenoglioCasa La Fleur (1902-1903)corso Francia, 6
Antonio VandoneCasa Maffei (1909)Corso Montevecchio, 50
Giovanni GribodoCase in via Piffetti, 5 e 7(1904)
Art Nouveau History of Contemporary Architecture AA 2016/2017 Prof. Michela Rosso . 11/biblio references FRAMPTON: 64-77 CURTIS: 53-66 . Art Nouveau . . Solvay, Brussels The total work of art in the details . Art Nouveau: languages and materials. Art Nouveau: languages . Art Nouveau: how did it spread?
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ART NOUVEAU IN BRUSSELS Brussels living Art Nouveau The first Art Nouveau house was built in Brussels in 1893. Today, Brussels still has more than 500 Art Nouveau buildings. Buildings that are always places to live in: dwellings, museums, shops, restaurants, cafés . Yes, we can still go on living Art Nouveau in Brussels! Contents
Nouveau in the sixties. Art Nouveau and the sixties artists were familiar with using drugs to alter their perception of colors, shapes and textures which may also explain why Art Nouveau experience a revival in the sixties. Both Art Nouveau and the sixties were extensive experimentation years and aspirational times.
3. Bangunan Art Nouveau masih menggunakan ornamen GERAKAN PADA ARSITEKTUR MODERN 02. ART NOUVEAU Hotel Tassel, An Art Nouveau townhouse. Brussels, Belgium Arsitektur asal Belgia, Baron Victor Horta adalah salah satu arsitektur pelopor gaya Art Nouveau. Salah satu karyanya yang terkenal adalah Hotel Tassel, Brussels, Belgium.
Beginning of Art Nouveau At the beginning of the new century, the expansion of Art Nouveau was massive in Western Europe. It started in Belgium with distinguished projects in Brussels. The Belgian originator; architect-designer of art nouveau: Victor Horta ,who studied at the Academy of Beaux-Arts
Art Nouveau Late 1800’s ARCHITECTURE – Antoni Gaudi (1852-1926) Spanish designer and architect. Designs represent a highly personal response to the art nouveau ideas of his time. His style was a blend of neo -Gothic and art nouveau, but also has surrealist and cubist elements.
Brussels turned to Art Nouveau as a reaction against academic art. Victor Horta, with his organic style, and Paul Hankar, with his more geometric style, created a new architectural language, which soon became internationally famous, earning Brussels the title of European Art Nouveau Capital to this day. Art Nouveau, meaning “new art”, was a .
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