Art nouveau beauty
The Art nouveau artist Georges Fouquet’s enamel and pearl jewel (1908) and Mary Katrantzou dress (Art nouveau inspired print). “The word enamel comes from the Old High German word smelzan, which means to smelt. In jewelry, enamel is a decorate coating applied to metal. It begins as a powder with a texture similar to that…
Powerful colors for the soul
Mary Katrantzou and my designs (patterns made with photoshop).
Graphic and shiny !
Mary Katrantzou dress and my photo of a building in Frankfort, Germany.
Shining colors
Mary Katrantzou’s dress and photos of northern lights (aurora borealis). Source : Pinterest
Lighted up with colors
Mary Katrantzou’s dress and photos of northern lights (aurora borealis).
Ancient Greece
Mary Katrantzou’s dress and gold Greek key brooch. Paestan large red figure Hydria by Asteas (c. 350-340 BC).
Des paillettes plein les yeux
The Greek fashion designer Mary Katrantzou created this dress and sweater (silver background and stripes).
Mulan au bord de l’eau
The blouse inspired by Mulan is a collaboration between Mary Katrantzou and Disney. This painting called “Water lilies” was made by Claude Monet in 1916.
Life is prettier with flowers !
“Le malheureux est celui qui sort du jardin du monde sans emporter une fleur dans les plis de sa robe” – Les mille et une nuits It is a Mary Katrantzou’s coat. I drew the flowers.
Colorful illusion
This painting was made by the Op art artist Victor Vasarely. Mary Katrantzou’s dress.
Art Nouveau flowers
Art Nouveau (or Art nouille) is an artistic movement of late 19th century and early 20th century, characterized by sinuous lines and designs inspired by the nature (flowers, trees…). Alphonse Mucha, Elizabeth Sonrel and Gaspar Camps are renowned Art Nouveau illustrators. Source : merriam-webster.com
