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Art Deco Style Book In Multicolor

Width: 24.76cm Depth: 3.56cm Length: 33cm. Author: Jared Goss . 300 pages. 200 illustrations. Language: English. Linen hardcover . ISBN: 9781649800220

Volume documenting the Art Deco movement and design style by Jared Goss. · Part of Assouline's Style series · Hardcover · 200 illustrations · 300 pages · Language: English · Publishing date: 2021 · H9.75 x W13 x D1.4 in / 5.1 lb ISBN: 9781614286271

Black/multicolour Art Deco Style coffee table book from ASSOULINE featuring 300 pages, 200 illustrations, W 24.76 x L 33.02 x D 3.56 cm, linen hardcover and ISBN: 9781649800220.

At The Dawn Of The Twentieth Century, The World Yearned For A New Design Style That Would Embody Contemporary Culture. Efforts To Create A Design Language Suited To The Needs And Tastes Of The Modern World Took Shape During The First Decades Of The New Century, Crystallizing In Paris With The 1925 Exposition International Des Arts Dzcoratifs Et Industriels Modernes. The Art Deco Period Encompassed A Multitude Of Decorative Influences, Including The Updating Of Historical Styles, The Introduction Of Exotic Elements And The Adaptation Of Avant-Garde Art Currents Such As The Geometric Abstraction Of Cubism. Not A Single Style Or A Unified Movement, Art Deco Is A Design Idiom That Reflects A Decorative Approach To Designing Appealing Consumer Goods During The Interwar Period. Encompassing Every Discipline Within The Applied Arts, Art Deco Manifested Itself To Some Extent Everywhere Around The World, Perhaps The First Design Idiom Ever To Do So. Art Decos Fundamental Appeal Lay In Its Decorative Qualities, Which Consumers Found Attractive And Glamorous. From Skyscrapers, Locomotives, Automobiles And Ocean Liners To Fashion, Advertising And Everyday Home Furnishings And Appliances, Art Deco Style Captured The Imagination Of Designers And Consumers Alike. Evolving Between The Two World Wars, Taking On Unique Stylistic Expressions In Different Places Around The World, Art Deco Symbolized Modernity, Sophistication, Glamour And The Optimism Of Technological Progress. The Taste For Art Deco Came To An End With World War Ii, But Interest Emerged Again In The 1960S And Its Fascination Remains Strong Today. Featuring An Introduction By Expert Jared Goss, And Brimming With Captivating Imagery, Art Deco Style Expresses The Multifaceted Allure Of This Global Design Phenomenon And Its Perennial Appeal. Following Our Successful Travel Series, Assouline Introduces The Style Series, Spotlighting Some Of The Most Iconic Art Movements And Design Styles, Revealing Their Impact And Continuing Influence On Our Culture Today. Jared Goss Is An Independent Scholar And Former Associate Curator In The Department Of Modern And Contemporary Art At The Metropolitan Museum Of Art, Which Published His Book French Art Deco In 2014. For Assouline He Previously Wrote The Introduction To Jean-Michel Frank, 2018. 300 Pages Hardback Published By Assouline Measures 9.75In X 13In X 1.4In; Weighs 5.1Lbs Made In Italy Your Account Will Be Credited Within 48 Hours After This Item Ships. The Account Credit Is Not Valid For Prior Purchases Or Balances And Must Be Used Within Sixty (60) Calendar Days After The Account Credit Is Deposited Into Your Account (The Account Credit Period). Upon Expiration Of The Applicable Account Credit Period Any Unused Account Credit Will Automatically Expire.

At the dawn of the twentieth century, the world yearned for a new design style that would embody contemporary culture. Efforts to create a design language suited to the needs and tastes of the modern world took shape during the first decades of the new century, crystallizing in Paris with the 1925 Exposition International des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes. The Art Deco period encompassed a multitude of decorative influences, including the updating of historical styles, the introduction of exotic elements and the adaptation of avant-garde art currents such as the geometric abstraction of Cubism.. Not a single style or a unified movement, Art Deco is a design idiom that reflects a decorative approach to designing appealing consumer goods during the interwar period. Encompassing every discipline within the applied arts, Art Deco manifested itself to some extent everywhere around the world, perhaps the first design idiom ever to do so. Art Deco’s fundamental appeal lay in its decorative qualities, which consumers found attractive and glamorous. From skyscrapers, locomotives, automobiles and ocean liners to fashion, advertising and everyday home furnishings and appliances, Art Deco style captured the imagination of designers and consumers alike.. Evolving between the two World Wars, taking on unique stylistic expressions in different places around the world, Art Deco symbolized modernity, sophistication, glamour and the optimism of technological progress. The taste for Art Deco came to an end with World War II, but interest emerged again in the 1960s and its fascination remains strong today. Featuring an Introduction by expert Jared Goss, and brimming with captivating imagery, Art Deco Style. expresses the multifaceted allure of this global design phenomenon and its perennial appeal.. Following our successful Travel series, Assouline introduces the Style series, spotlighting some of the most iconic art movements and design styles

Art Deco Style book from ASSOULINE featuring multicolour, hardback, rectangle body, text print, 300 pages, 200 illustrations, W 24.76cm x L 33.02cm x D 3.56 cm and ISBN: 9781649800220.