Art Nouveau and Theatre Art: In the Rhythm of Life
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Publisher: Arnoldsche Art Publishers Summary: Art Nouveau artists were convinced that their new designs for life should be pervasive. Theatre culture, that is, the theatre, was also part of this fascinating movement for renewal. At the 1900 Paris Exposition, the dancer Loïe Fuller captivated the pub
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Pub Date: 2007Publisher: Arnoldsche Art Publishers Summary: Art Nouveau artists were convinced that their new designs for life should be pervasive. Theatre culture, that is, the theatre, was also part of this fascinating movement for renewal. At the 1900 Paris Exposition, the dancer Loïe Fuller captivated the pub
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3897902702
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Publisher: Arnoldsche Art Publishers
Art Nouveau artists were convinced that their new designs for life should be pervasive. Theatre culture, that is, the theatre, was also part of this fascinating movement for renewal. At the 1900 Paris Exposition, the dancer Loïe Fuller captivated the pub
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