This striking Symbolist piece captures a quiet moment between the knight Raymondin and the mythical fairy Mélusine. Jean Dampt utilized a mix of steel, ivory, and gold to contrast the rigid texture of the armor with the soft form of the figure.

Artist: Jean Dampt (1854–1945).

I was delighted to pick up a new, hardcover copy of Alphonse Mucha: The Artist & His Masterpieces (by Terasa Bernard) on sale at Barnes & Noble for $15. Beyond the text about the artist, himself, each of the 192 pages is packed with full color reproductions of his works (even beyond the paintings.)

So glad to have scored this today!

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/mucha-purcell/1143214206

by Diabloku

I purchased this about 10 years ago as an estate piece. I did an image search but haven’t been able to find anything on the maker. There was a pair of matching earrings I’d love to have, and I hated to break up the matching set, but the earring auction timed out while I was going back and forth between them. Does anyone know anything about this piece?

Recently into Art Nouveau and found this beautiful brass candle holder. Not sure if it’s genuine or not but thought I would share because it is so sweet.

I've never seen such a beautiful fork!

I love them so much 💕

Ljubljana has some pretty art nouveau houses in the centre.

Marion Henderson Wilson (1869–1956) was a Scottish artist. She studied at Glasgow School of Art from 1884 to 1896. She excelled in the production of strikingly crafted metalwork. She also worked as a teacher of the applied arts.

One of my favourite things about Oradea is the architecture.

So many beautiful buildings, and I love all the little details and colours on this one.

Other than the Horta museum in Brussels, what are some museums for Art Nouveau in Belgium? Also any notable restaurants or cafes?
I will be in Belgium for 5 days in February. Not really interested in recommendations for neighborhoods to walk through or buildings to see from the outside.
Any applied arts museums or historic houses that are less known? Any small private collections? As an example, in Paris the Musee Carnavalet or in Lisbon the Gulbenkian have great Art Nouveau but you might not know it unless someone told you or you discovered it by accident. Thank you