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Art Deco Architecture Zigzag patterns and vertical lines create dramatic effect on jazz-age, Art Deco buildings. Here are facts, photos and resources.
Art Deco Architecture Art deco buildings embraced the machine age. Yet many features of the style were drawn from ancient Egypt. Learn about Art Deco architecture and explore our photos and resources.
Art Deco Architecture (1920s and 1930s) The English had fun with this bold geometrical style, inspired by tribal art and Egyptian motifs.
Art Deco - King Tutankhamen and Architecture Art deco architecture expressed excitment over the discovery of the ancient Egyptian king, Tutankhamen.
Art Deco - From the Tomb of King Tutankhamen Art Deco architects often lavished their buildings with symbolic images. Compare their work with icons found in ancient Egyptian tombs.
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Nancy and James Horton found the "GE New American Home" of 1935 irresistible, even if it had lost some of its original splendor over time. "We loved ......(Continue Reading) Art Deco New York
Art Deco New York David Garrard Lowe Watson Guptill Publications 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003 0823002845 $40.00 1-800-451-1741 www.watsonguptill.com ......(Continue Reading)Streamlining and art deco in American industrial design
A NEW AESTHETIC EVOLVED IN AMERICAN DESICN OF THE 1930S THAT DEFIED BOTH ART DECO AND FUNCTIONALIST MODERNISM. This was streamlining. From the Graf Zeppelin to the 20th Century Limited train and th...(Continue Reading)DECO-RATIVE - art deco styles re-emerging - Brief Article
The hottest style in L.A. design circles -- architecture, furnishings and fabrics -- is Art Deco, the sleekly elegant mode established nearly a century ......(Continue Reading)Emile Jacques Ruhlmann, art deco designer
Though the French art deco designer Emile Jacques Ruhlmann (1) (Fig. 2) is today best known for his luxurious, costly, and frequently extravagant furniture, ......(Continue Reading)
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