Explore the beautiful, flowing, organic designs of the Art Nouveau era in this gorgeous book full of stylish patterns to colour. Art Nouveau Patterns to Colour features patterns taken from some of the most popular items of the time, including glassware, ceramics, jewellery, tiles and furniture. Lots of snippets of information allow readers to discover more about the decorative arts produced around the turn of the nineteenth century, including the work of famous designers, such as Macintosh, Tiffany and Lalique.

Gorgeous patterns from a stylish, glamorous and fashionable era, specially drawn for colouring in.

Set your imagination free with this mesmerizing gallery of full-page illustrations. Challenge your creativity with31 Art Nouveau inspired patterns that pulse with the dynamic, undulating, and flowing characteristics of the famed late-19th-century style. Previously published as Art Nouveau Patterns."

Set your imagination free with this mesmerizing gallery of full-page illustrations. Challenge your creativity with 31 Art Nouveau–inspired patterns that pulse with the dynamic, undulating, and flowing characteristics of the famed late-19th-century style. Previously published as Art Nouveau Patterns.

Set your imagination free with this mesmerizing gallery of 63 dynamic designs inspired by the works of M. P. Verneuil, Alphonse Mucha, and other Art Nouveau masters.

Set your imagination free with this mesmerizing gallery of full-page illustrations. Thirty Art Nouveau–inspired patterns are ready to color, and feature the dynamic, undulating, and flowing characteristics of the famed late-19th-century style.

The novelty of Art Nouveau derived in part from its innovative approach to the very concept of art. More than just a style, it eliminated the barriers between fine and applied arts and embodied a new way of thinking about modern society and production methods. Art Nouveau attempted nothing less than the redefinition of the meaning and nature of art. This multipurpose treasury features luxuriant patterns and designs that date from the early twentieth century, the heyday of Art Nouveau. Featuring both allover patterns and stand-alone designs, it consists of 49 full-page illustrations, plus eleven pages with numerous individual images. Handsomely reproduced from a rare Viennese publication, this inexpensive volume offers a sumptuous assortment of authentic designs from a revolutionary art movement.