Henrik Darilek

Art Nouveau on Paper

Designer and graphic artist. In 1898, after completing his studies at the School of Applied Arts in Budapest, he moved to Pécs and for eight years worked as a designer for the Zsolnay Factory. In 1906 he returned to Budapest, where he later opened a studio specializing in interior decoration. In addition to decorating the interiors of a number of public buildings and private homes, he produced a broad selection of designs, along with some commercial graphics and book illustrations.

Design - decoration
Design - cover for the periodical Múzeumi és Könyvtári Értesítő (Museum and Library Bulletin)
Design - dessert plate
Design - chandelier
Design - casket
Design - Tulip necklace
Design - for the Magyar Iparművészeti Társulat (Hungarian Applied Arts Association)
Design - for the Magyar Iparművészeti Társulat (Hungarian Applied Arts Association)
Design - for the Magyar Iparművészeti Társulat (Hungarian Applied Arts Association)
Design - for the Hungarian Association of Applied Arts
Design - for The Hungarian Association of Applied Arts
Design - pediment ornamentation
Design - beer advertising
Design - sweets box
Design - sweets box
Design - endpaper
Design - endpaper
Design - endpaper