Art Nouveau on Paper

In 2020, the Museum of Applied Arts, together with its partner institutions, were jointly awarded the international tender for the Danube Transnational Programme Strengthening the cultural identity of the Danube region by building on common heritage of ART NOUVEAU. The project ran with their participation between 2020 and 2022. One section of the project was the creation of an online catalogue of paper-based sources concerning Art Nouveau. Staff of the Museum of Applied Arts researched 158 sources of Hungarian and international relevance from the Museum’s Archive and Library, previously not published online. These are presented in their historical-cultural context, grouped into galleries for designers, places of manufacture, turn-of-the-century Hungarian exhibitions and international exhibitions with Hungarian participation. The Museum aims to expand the galleries in future.

The list of items was compiled, and the artworks were provided with metadata, by Dr Hilda Horváth, Dr Ágnes Prékopa, Jessica Fehérvári, Zsófia Hutvágner and Eszter Marosi.

Technical aspects: Judit Király, Zita Nagy, Zoltán Szalontai, Sarolta Sztankovics, Katalin Varga

 

Aladár Árkay

Architect, applied artist and painter. 1868 (Temesvár today: Timișoara) 1932 (Budapest)

Viktor Bányai

Cabinetmaker. birth and death dates unknown

Artúr Barta

Applied artist, furniture designer and furniture maker. 1875 - after 1930

Árpád Basch

Painter and graphic artist. 1873 (Budapest) - 1944 (Budapest)

Lazarine Baudrion

Applied artist. 1865 (Issy-l’Éveque) – 1947 (Kaposvár)

Aubrey Vincent Beardsley

Graphic artist. 1872 (Brighton) - 1898 (Menton)

Fülöp Ö. Beck

Sculptor, medal artist and goldsmith. 1973 (Pápa) - 1944 (Budapest)

Rafael Beck

Graphic artist. birth and death dates unknown

Leo Belmonte

Applied artist. 1875 (Stockholm) - 1956 (Paris)

Leonardo Bistolfi

Sculptor. 1859 (Casale Monferrato) - 1933 (La Loggia)

Károly Bodon

Applied artist and cabinet maker. 1880 (Sajógömör) - 1944 (Budapest)

Rudolf Boros

Painter, graphic artist, illustrator and teacher. 1966 (Pozsony today: Bratislava) – 1945 (Budapest)

Carlo Bugatti

Painter and furniture designer. 1856 (Milan) - 1940 (Molsheim)

Jules Brateau

Sculptor and medalist. 1844 (Bourges) - 1923 (Fécamp)

Éduard Colonna

Interior designer. 1862 - 1948 (Nice)

Galileo Chini

Designer, painter and potter. 1873 - 1956.

Walter Crane

Painter, illustrator and aesthete. 1845 (Liverpool) - 1915 (Horsham)

John Crawford

Master mason. ca. 1949 -1919.