An art movement popular during the early 20th century, approximately from 1920 to 1940. It is characterized by an elegant, simplistic and uncluttered style composed of straight lines, sharp edges, and fully circular curves.
In contrast to its predecessor, Art Nouveau, which used swirly, organic designs marked by elaborate details, Art Deco sought to remove any unnecessary details and create a clean, functionalistic design. However, the boundary between Art Nouveau and Art Deco can get hazy at times.
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See also
- Art Nouveau
- Dieselpunk
- Christ The Redeemer
- Chrysler Building
- Metropolis (Fritz Lang)
- Broadway (Font)
- Faux Retro Artstyle
- 1920s (Style)
- 1930s (Style)
- Tag Group:Visual Aesthetic