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antique desk with a glossy finish and stylish drawers
Antique desk with decorative vases on top.
Antique desk with four drawers and a distinctive style.
detail of an antique desk with handles
Antique desk with unique details in an elegant setting.
Antique desk with lamps and decorative chairs in an elegant setting.
Elegant antique desk with drawers and artistic details.
Antique desk with drawers and stylish lamp in classic setting.
Antique wooden desk with shelf and chairs
Antique desk with dark finishes and decorative drawings. Surrounded by antique items.
Antique wooden desk in an elegant setting, with a lamp and chairs.
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F-TO-240
antique desk with a glossy finish and stylish drawers
Antique desk with decorative vases on top.
Antique desk with four drawers and a distinctive style.
detail of an antique desk with handles
Antique desk with unique details in an elegant setting.
Antique desk with lamps and decorative chairs in an elegant setting.
Elegant antique desk with drawers and artistic details.
Antique desk with drawers and stylish lamp in classic setting.
Antique wooden desk with shelf and chairs
Antique desk with dark finishes and decorative drawings. Surrounded by antique items.
Antique wooden desk in an elegant setting, with a lamp and chairs.
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Height80 cm / 31.50 in
Width125 cm / 49.21 in
Depth78 cm / 30.71 in
MaterialFrench Polish, Wood
CountryFrance
StoreBalcarce 1084
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Art Nouveau

The name "Art Nouveau" in French means "new art." It is also known as “Jugendstil” in Germany. In contrast, in Vienna and Italy it is called "Liberty".


  1. It employs curvilinear designs with sinuous, asymmetrical lines, often based on plant forms, as well as stylized female silhouettes.


  1. The style was used in architecture, interior design, glassware, jewelry, sculpture, painting, furniture, posters, and illustration.


  1. New materials were introduced, such as opals and semi-precious stones.


  1. The Art Nouveau style had its greatest momentum at the Universal Exposition of 1900 in Paris.


  1. After that, it spread throughout Europe, the United States, and Australia.


  1. In Paris, you can see the metro entrances, and in Belgium, its countless buildings.
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