Here is a beauty of art nouveau architecture from the Tassel House in Brussels.
This is drawn from a mysterious boxed set of individual architectural detail pages I picked up at the White Elephant resale shop. I found it while researching Chicago’s 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition, which is a monster of a topic in and of itself. I’ll post more about it in the coming week, this here is just a little teaser.
Robotic Librarian 
Your alive! Word to that.
the picture says art nouveau, is that not different to art deco?????
Hello lynda,
You are absolutely correct, Art Deco was a mildly harsher artform and came to the fore some years later, around WWI. To my eye they are of a piece, though Art Deco often features sharper, less integrated geometries. Sorry about the inaccuracy. I suppose mine is the second factual error found on the Interwebs.
This is Art Nouveau not Art Deco…….come on people!
Thanks, Tom. I fixed it, and meant to do so, years ago at this point. I do not visit Robotic Librarian too often anymore, though I do have hopes of reviving it in some fashion soon…