Art Deco Pillows

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Description: Lovely Art Nouveau Lady in garden in the moonlight

Description: Charles Mackintosh, 1868 - 1928, Scottish architect, designer and artist, husband to Margaret Macdonald. Both famous Art Nouveau, Symbolist artists from the last century. Featured here, 'The Wassail' is an image of the original gesso wall frieze made for a ladies tearoom. Gesso was applied over stretched hessian giving it a textured look with earthy colours. His wife, Margaret was commissioned at the same time to do a very similar panel which was also hung in the tearoom labelled, 'The May Queen'.

Description: art nouveau style lithograph, 1896. Alphonse Mucha advertisment poster for Job cigarette papers.

Description: Lovely Art Deco Lady

Description: A whimsical village sits atop vibrant rolling hills, with rows of charming houses under a sky filled with fluffy clouds. Colorful trees dot the landscape, adding depth and texture to the scene.

Description: Inspired by Alphonse Mucha and the Princess Bride.

Description: 1920s egipt style graphic

Description: Art Nouveau style decorative lithograph poster by Mucha. 1897 One of a series of personifications of flowers.

Description: Machiavelli-inspired Political elegance Strategic chic Renaissance motif Intellectual allure Philosophical sophistication Iconic statesmanship Machiavellian charisma Timeless wisdom Political intrigue couture Pragmatic detailing Legacy attire Philosophical symbolism Strategic grace Renaissance sophistication

Description: Art Nouveau style portrait of a woman surrounded by flowers and leaves. She wears blue and gold. The white and green plants are stylized, reminiscent of the work of Alphonse Mucha.

Description: Lithograph by Koloman Moser and Josef Hoffmann, 1898. One of a series celebrating Nouveau artists of Vienna.

Description: Decorative lithograph by Alphonse Mucha, in the Art Nouveau style. ca 1900.

Description: Art Nouveau - L'Ermitage Paul Berthon Alphonse Mucha T-Shirt

Description: Art Deco Woman

Description: Decorative design

Description: Copyright of all these designs belongs to the artist (Meghan Wallace or Doodle by Meg LLC) and may not be reproduced by anyone other than the artist for sale or any other commercial use. In accordance with Intellectual Property Policies my designs have been created using my own process and personal references. With that said if you like my style, are interested in commission design work, or interested in licensing my work feel free to email or DM me!

Description: Grow wild, hand lettering design with art nouveau flowers illustration. Designed by Valeria Frustaci

Description: Art Deco stylized floral ornament with bluebells (gray and sand colors)

Description: Art Deco-inspired graphic geometric design in blue, red, gray, pink, yellow and green!

Description: Make-Art-Not-War

Description: Advertising poster in Art Nouveau style. This poster created the iconic image of the “Mucha woman” with her overly abundant curls of hair. 1896. Digitalized.

Description: Lovely Art Nouveau Lady in garden in the moonlight

Description: I love the shapes and patterns of the art deco style.

Description: She has a pretty scarf to keep her neck warm.

Description: A pattern inspired by beautiful art nouveau enamel patterns, wallpaper, illustrations and tiles.

Description: down stroke

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Description: Art Nouveau inspired tree of life.

Description: A pattern of sage, caramel, tan, mint, cream and blue fish scale Art Deco inspired shapes, with subtle watercolor texture and yellow gold outlines.

Description: vintage design

Description: art nouveau Alphonse Mucha

Description: Desert Oasis Tucson Vibes Southwestern Style Desert Beauty Cultural Diversity Desert Adventures Sonoran Desert Fashion Arizona Charm Tucson's Landscapes Western Chic Desert Sunsets Artistic Expression Tucson Heritage

Description: Lithograph by Alphonse Mucha, Chocolat Ideal, 1897 Advertising poster for powdered hot chocolate

Description: Lithograph signed Alphonse Mucha, 1890?