Art Deco is a Modernist style which was applied to practically all kinds of design, including furniture, vehicles, everyday objects, and architecture. It is characterised by bold geometric forms. In the 1930s the style evolved into Streamline Moderne, which featured more curves and polished surfaces. In the UK the style was mostly used in ...

2023年6月9日 · The stunning art deco building is the work of James Robb Scott, perhaps best known for designing the "Victory Arch" entrance to Waterloo station. The contrast could hardly be more stark. Where...

2020年12月24日 · The French designer Pierre Fix-Masseau was one of the creators of iconic railway posters of the Art Deco period. Like his mentor, the even more renowned designer A.M. Cassandre, Fix-Masseau specialized in depicting speed and …

The Art Deco bronze statue portrays a striking sensuous female figure bending with poise and confidence while at the same time, her arms are bent...

Hickmet Fine Arts presents the finest Art Deco Sculpture, Art Deco Glass and Art Nouveau Glass from artists such as Chiparus, Preiss, Lorenzl, Antoine Louis Barye, Bonheur, Mene, Lalique, Daum, Emile Galle, Loetz glass and many more.

2018年6月29日 · The masterpiece of Scottish architect James Robb Scott, (1882-1965), Surbiton Station is a stunning example of At Deco architecture, created when the original 1867 railway station was rebuilt seventy years later.

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2020年3月13日 · The arrow is more likely whichever tube train you board due south, from this wonderful art deco station. Images of the Archer at East Finchley station by Matt Brown and our art critic,...

One of the dominant themes of Underground and London Transport posters was the plethora of leisure opportunities that the city’s public transport network offered. This formed a natural fit with art deco style, with its emphasis on attractive and stylised movement and colour.

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