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Embrace the serene ambience of a Scottish harbour bathed in the resplendent glow of the golden hour. This exquisite print captures the tranquil essence of Isleornsay Harbour, as the last vestiges of sunlight slant across calm waters, rendering a landscape awash in warm hues and harmonious contrasts. The composition swirls with the organic curves and elegant line work signature to the Art Nouveau style, each form melting into the next with seamless grace. The sky, a canvas within itself, hosts an immense, deepening sun that kisses the horizon, spilling a symphony of golds, oranges, and purples across the clouds and sky. Below, the water mirrors this heavenly display with a stunning luminosity that hints at the fleeting moment where day succumbs to the embrace of dusk. Boats rest gently upon the reflective surface, their masts standing as silent sentinels to the quiet might of nature’s daily display. Onshore, a tapestry of foliage in autumnal golds and deep greens draws the eye, their silhouettes etched against the harbour’s light. The quaint buildings nestled among the trees speak to a peaceful coexistence with the land, their simple forms and shadows contributing to the overall mystique of the scene. In this print, the viewer is invited to wander through a masterpiece of nature and artistic interpretation, resonating with anyone who yearns for the beauty of Scotland's idyllic coastal regions. This offering from our 'Scottish Harbours' collection will effortlessly become the centrepiece of any space it graces, inviting contemplation and appreciation for the natural world’s sublime beauty.
Capturing the ethereal transition from day to night, this exquisite print invites viewers to bask in the serene beauty of Ardtun Bay at the cusp of dusk. In the Art Nouveau style, the piece is a symphony of elongated forms and elegant, sinuous lines that harmonise with the natural environment, evoking a sense of tranquillity and romanticism. The composition is bathed in a palette of purples, blues, and ochres, reflecting the last golden rays of the sun as it dips below the horizon, casting its warmth over the calm waters. The bay itself is rendered in gentle hues, with reflections of the sunset and distinctive vertical elements that seem to dance on the water's surface, suggesting reeds or perhaps the organic motifs characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement. In the foreground, waterlilies with their rounded leaves and softly glowing blossoms draw the eye, creating a sense of depth and foreground against the liquid expanse. Furthermore, the silhouette of a cozy dwelling perched on the rocky shore, flanked by elegant trees against the twilight, portrays a peaceful isolation, inviting contemplation of nature's beauty. The distant hills provide a backdrop of subtle gradients, further enhancing the stillness of the bay. As a piece within the 'Scottish Coves' collection, this print celebrates the unique charm of Scotland's coastal landscapes, offering an artful tribute that will allure connoisseurs and admirers of both nature and artful representation. It is a perfect addition to any space that seeks to evoke a sense of calm and the timelessness of nature's allure.
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Valtionhotelli in Imatra, an art nouveau castle-style hotel. You can see Russia from the upper rooms. With the dramatic rapids flowing next to it, this is a great place for a romantic interlude.
This article chronicles Ethel Reed's life and career as one of the most significant female graphic designers of the Art Nouveau era.
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Japanese photographer Keiichi Tahara devoted many years to capturing the ethereal forms of Fin de Siècle buildings. A new three-volume set of books highlights the most magical
An Appreciation of the work of Ann Macbeth. Women in Arts and Crafts. The Glasgow girls. Women`s suffrage movement. Embroideries, Embroidery Design.
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Kay Rasmus Nielsen (1886 – 1957) was a Danish illustrator who was popular in the early 20th century, during the “golden age of illustration.” He joined the ranks of Arthur Rackham and Edmund Dulac in enjoying the success of the Gift Books of the early 20th century. Nielsen is also known for his collaborations with Disney for whom he contributed many sketches and illustrations. See part 1 - Introduction for full biographical notes on Kay Nielsen. This is part 2 of a 6–part post on the works of Kay Nielsen: 1911 Deserted Moment pencil, watercolour and gouache 21 x 15 cm Private Collection. A note on the verso of the frame describes this as an illustration for the Matthew Arnold poem 1913 "In Powder and Crinoline" by Arthur Quiller-Couch: In 1913 Kay Nielsen received his first English commission for publisher Hodder and Stoughton to illustrate a collection of fairy tales, providing 24 colour plates and more than 15 monotone illustrations for “In Powder and Crinoline, Fairy Tales Retold by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch.” 1913 The Illustrated London News: In 1913 Nielsen was also commissioned by “The Illustrated London News” to produce a set of four illustrations to accompany the tales of Charles Perrault. Nielsen’s illustrations for “Sleeping Beauty,” “Puss in Boots,” “Cinderella” and “Bluebeard” were published in the 1913 Christmas Edition. 1913 The Illustrated London News Christmas Number 1913 "Cendrillon" ( Cinderella ) from Christmas edition of The Illustrated London News 1913 "La Barbe Bleue" ( Bluebeard ) from Christmas edition of The Illustrated London News 1913 "La Belle au Bois Dormant" ( Sleeping Beauty ) from Christmas edition of The Illustrated London News 1913 "Le Chat Botté" ( Puss in Boots ) from Christmas edition of The Illustrated London News 1913 "When Winter Winds are Piercing Chill" after the drawing by Kay Nielsen from Christmas edition of The Illustrated London News
When the going gets tough, the art gets going. That's the beautiful thing about human creativity – it can sprout in any soil. Especially for the late British-French illustrator Edmund Dulac, whose flair for Art Nouveau fantasy not only gave us brilliant literary illustrations, but flights of fancy a
