The Studio magazine was the foremost source of Art Nouveau in England at the turn of the century and featured illustrations by such artists as Crane, Bradley, Robinson, and others. Here are 171 of the best graphic art specimens, including posters, cards, borders, frames, and much more. Dover Original.
293 Art Nouveau Designs and Ornaments CD-ROM and Book by Dover A treasury of 227 engaging black-and-white images of elaborate panels, borders, and vignettes, plus 66 elegant color illustrations of flowers, shells, exotic animals, and other outstanding motifs.
Art Nouveau Initials CD-ROM and Book by Dover Over 900 black-and-white, ready-to-use letters set amid urban and rural settings; embellished by heads and figures of men, women, and children; and in many other attention-getting formats.
Art Nouveau Frames and Borders CD-ROM and Book by Dover 199 black-and-white designs for almost any graphic project: floral and foliate motifs, butterflies, peacocks, female figures, cherubs, asymmetrical shapes, more. Disk contains all items in book.
Art Nouveau: Second Series by Alan Weller Colorful Art Nouveau designs, borders, and vignettes will brighten up any graphic arts project. These luxuriant images include animals, flowers, and stylized patterns.
Art Nouveau Stencil Designs in Color by A. Charayron, Leon Durand This rare collection of decorative stenciling in the Art Nouveau style is a unique treasury of ideas. Colorful illustrations showcase panels, friezes, and walls, embellished with lovely images — from wild roses, seagulls, and geese to children playing.
Art Nouveau Vector Designs by Alan Weller At the turn of the 20th century, Art Nouveau design blossomed with undulating patterns of luxurious swirls, curves, and highly stylized images. This collection of 203 Vector-based illustrations beautifully captures the period.
Grasset's Art Nouveau Floral Ornament CD-ROM and Book by Eugéne Grasset Reproduced from a rare portfolio, these lush floral images were compiled by a pioneer of Art Nouveau. These 466 color images feature vibrant, naturalistic motifs, stylized borders, panels, and medallions by Verneuil and other masters.
