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  1. 1—Paxton, Crystal Palace, 1851
    Industrial Revolution Design
    Paxton, Crystal Palace, 1851 Industrial Revolution Design
  2. 2—Victorian Pattern Book, 1850s
    Victorian Design
    Victorian Pattern Book, 1850s Victorian Design
  3. 3—Thonet Brothers, Chair #14, 1850s
    Industrial Revolution Design
    Thonet Brothers, Chair #14, 1850s Industrial Revolution Design
  4. 4—McCormick, Reaper, 1831
    Industrial Revolution Design
    McCormick, Reaper, 1831 Industrial Revolution Design
  5. 5—Eiffel, Eiffel Tower, 1889
    Industrial Revolution Design
    Eiffel, Eiffel Tower, 1889 Industrial Revolution Design
  6. 6—Morris, Stick Chair, 1880s
    British Arts and Crafts Movement
    Morris, Stick Chair, 1880s British Arts and Crafts Movement
  7. 7—Stickley, Table, 1902
    American Arts and Crafts Movement
    Stickley, Table, 1902 American Arts and Crafts Movement
  8. 8—Stickley, Chair, 1902
    American Arts and Crafts Movement
    Stickley, Chair, 1902 American Arts and Crafts Movement
  9. 9—Guillard, Buffet, 1895
    French Art Nouveau
    Guillard, Buffet, 1895 French Art Nouveau
  10. 10—Majorelle, Chair, 1900
    "School of Nancy" French Art Nouveau
    Majorelle, Chair, 1900 "School of Nancy" French Art Nouveau
  11. 11—Tiffany, Peacock Vase, 1903
    French Art Nouveau
    Tiffany, Peacock Vase, 1903 French Art Nouveau
  12. 12—Guimard, Metro Station, Paris, 1903
    French Art Nouveau
    Guimard, Metro Station, Paris, 1903 French Art Nouveau
  13. 13—Horta, Tassel House, Brussels, 1893
    Belgian Art Nouveau
    Horta, Tassel House, Brussels, 1893 Belgian Art Nouveau
  14. 14—Van de Velde, Candleholder, 1902
    Belgian Art Nouveau
    Van de Velde, Candleholder, 1902 Belgian Art Nouveau
  15. 15—Van de Velde, Tropon Poster, 1897
    Belgian Art Nouveau
    Van de Velde, Tropon Poster, 1897 Belgian Art Nouveau
  16. 16—Mackintosh, Willow Bench, 1904
    Scottish Art Nouveau
    Mackintosh, Willow Bench, 1904 Scottish Art Nouveau
  17. 17—Mackintosh, Argyle Chair, 1899
    Scottish Art Nouveau
    Mackintosh, Argyle Chair, 1899 Scottish Art Nouveau
  18. 18—Gaudi, Guell Park, Barcelona, 1900
    Catalan Art Nouveau
    Gaudi, Guell Park, Barcelona, 1900 Catalan Art Nouveau
  19. 19—Gaudi, Guell Park, Barcelona, 1900
    Catalan Art Nouveau
    Gaudi, Guell Park, Barcelona, 1900 Catalan Art Nouveau
  20. 20—Gaudi, La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, 1884
    Catalan Art Nouveau
    Gaudi, La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, 1884 Catalan Art Nouveau
  21. 21—Gaudi, Casa Batllo, Barcelona, 1906
    Catalan Art Nouveau
    Gaudi, Casa Batllo, Barcelona, 1906 Catalan Art Nouveau
  22. 22First Industrial Revolution1760 – 1840
    Machine manufacturing, steam power, coal
  23. 23Second Industrial Revolution1840 – 1870
    Steam-powered systems, factories
  24. 24Great ExhibitionLondon, 1851
    Held in the Crystal Palace
  25. 25Joseph PaxtonCrystal Palace, 1851
    Industrial Revolution
  26. 26George JenningsPenny toilet
    Featured in the Great Exhibition
  27. 27Follett OslerGlass fountain
    Featured in the Great Exhibition
  28. 28Machine HallPrinting machine for the Illustrated London News
    Featured in the Great Exhibition
  29. 29Hilbert, Platt & SonsMachines for cotton production
    Featured in the Great Exhibition
  30. 30Cyrus McCormickReaping machine, 1831
    American Exhibit @ Great Exhibition
  31. 31Samuel ColtColt Revolver, 1840s
    (issued to Navy and Dragoons)
    American Exhibit @ Great Exhibition
  32. 32Great Exhibition, British ExhibitVictorian furniture, 1850s
    Victorian Pattern Book
    Telegraph
    Sterling Silver Scissors
  33. 33Cooke and WheatstoneTelegraph, 1850s
    Victorian
    British Exhibit @ Great Exhibition
  34. 34Sheffield CompanySterling silver scissors, 1850s
    Victorian
    British Exhibit @ Great Exhibition
  35. 35Cast-iron scissors1850s
    Industrial Revolution
    Featured in the Great Exhibition
  36. 36Jacques DaguerreCamera, 1850s
    Industrial Revolution
    Featured in the Great Exhibition
  37. 37Thonet BrothersChair #14, 1850s
    Furniture, 1850s-1880s
    Industrial Revolution
    Featured in the Great Exhibition
  38. 38Thomas ShearerDesk, 1851
    Arts and Crafts Movement
    Featured in the Great Exhibition
  39. 39Crystal Palace (Industrial Revolution important term)cast-iron, glass, modular system, prefabricated
  40. 40Victorian Design (Industrial Revolution important term)domesticity, ornament, beauty
  41. 41Industrial Revolution (important term)machine technology, mass production, assembly line
  42. 42Industrial Revolution important termsCrystal Palace
    Victorian Design
    Pattern books
    Steam-forming wood
  43. 43Universal ExpositionParis, 1889
    Eiffel Tower, Hydraulic Elevator, Hall of Machines
  44. 44Gustav EiffelEiffel Tower, 1889
    Hydraulic Elevator, 1889
  45. 45William MorrisBritish Arts and Crafts Movement
    "Stick" furniture, wallpaper designs, 1880s
  46. 46Gustav StickleyAmerican Arts and Crafts Movement
    Furniture, 1902-1908
  47. 47William Morris (A&CM important terms)"art should be by the people and for the people"
  48. 48Gustav Stickley (A&CM important terms)"truth to materials"
    "Mission Style"
    "Craftsman Catalog"
  49. 49Transcendentalism (A&CM important terms)Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau
    Walden's Pond
  50. 50Walden's Pond (A&CM important terms)"transcend reality by finding spiritual within the living of a simple life"
  51. 51Siegfried (Samuel) BingL’Art Nouveau shop, Paris, 1895
    French Art Nouveau
  52. 52Eugene GaillardBuffet, 1895
    French Art Nouveau
  53. 53Rene Laliquevarious jewelry, 1900
    French Art Nouveau
  54. 54Louis Comfort Tiffanylamps, 1895-1906
    vases, 1895-1903
    French Art Nouveau
  55. 55Serbian silverware1900
    French Art Nouveau
  56. 56Exposition UniverselleParis, 1900
    Grand Palais (Sculpture display)
    Petit Palais (Gallery of Electric Machines)
    Celestial Globe
    Pavilion Bleu Restaurant
  57. 57Rene BinetPlace de la Concorde (entrance gate), 1900
    Featured in Exposition Universelle
  58. 58Georges De Feuresitting room, Bing Pavilion, 1900
    Featured in Exposition Universelle
  59. 59Eugene GrassetPlants and Their Application to Ornament, 1897
    French Art Nouveau
  60. 60School of Nancy Louis Majorellecabinet, 1900
    chair, 1900
    desk, 1900
    French Art Nouveau
  61. 61Hector GuimardCastel Beranger, Paris, 1897
    Metro entrances, Paris, 1903-1905
    bench, 1898
    chair, 1900
    French Art Nouveau
  62. 62This influenced French Art NouveauWhat is Darwinian theories of Evolution?
    Adaptation, Natural Selection, Metamorphosis
  63. 63Strategies for abstracting natural forms (important terms)1. Geometrical idealization (symmetry, harmony, rational, “nature domesticated”, “nature as dynamic”)
    2. Vitalism (vortices)
    3. Metamorphosis (fusion, evolutionism)
    4. Symbolic language (Christian symbolism, symbols related to Darwin’s Evolutionism; Alchemical symbols)
    Charles Darwin, Origin of the Species, 1859; Descent of Man, 1871
  64. 64Victor HortaTassel House, Brussels, 1893
    Eetvelde House, Brussels, 1895
    Horta House, Brussels, 1898
    Belgian Art Nouveau
  65. 65Henry Van de Veldecandle holders, 1902
    stoneware vase, 1900
    gravy boat, 1902
    sofa, 1903
    Bloemenwerf chairs, 1895
    “Tropon” poster, 1897
    Belgian Art Nouveau
  66. 66Charles Rennie MackintoshScottish Art Nouveau
    Glasgow School of Art, 1897-1909
    Hill House, 1900
    Argyle chair, 1898-1899
    cabinet, 1902
    Hill House chair, 1902
    Mackintosh rose
    Willow Tea Room, 1904
    Miss Cranston’s Tea Room, 1906
    with Margaret Macdonald, menu, 1911
    Willow bench, 1904
  67. 67Horta (B&S AN important terms)"vitalism"
  68. 68Van de Velde (B&S AN important terms)"dynamographique" line
  69. 69Charles Henry (B&S AN important terms)"expressive theory of lines"
    "dynamogeny, inhibition, equilibrium"
  70. 70Mackintosh (B&S AN important terms)"language of contrast"
  71. 71Antoni GaudiCatalan Art Nouveau
    La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, begun 1884
    Guell Park, begun 1900:
    - Garden of Eden
    - Snake Fountain
    - Salamander
    - Tripod
    - Greek Theater
    - Colonnade
    - Elephant Grotto; gates
    Casa Batllo, Barcelona, 1904-1906
    Casa Mila, Barcelona, 1905-1907
    more La Sagrada Familia, 2000+
  72. 72Catalan Art Nouveau important termsModernismo
    Catenary Arch
    Mosaic

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