The difference between Art Deco and Art Nouveau

The Open Art Fair visited Jeroen Markies Art Deco at their East Sussex showroom specialising in Art Deco furniture, sculpture, glassware and more.
Here, he shows us the differences between the Art Deco and Art Nouveau styles through different bronze sculptures and also shows us some of his collection of glassware.
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[@foxracer1703]

Thank you for this video. The two styles are often wrongly interchanged by people or Mishmashed.

[@ZakUSA001]

So in love with the deep voice Will You mary Me?

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[@bobrenda1618]

Nice scarf.

[@leighfoulkes7297]

The way I've always seen it is that Art nouveau was nature, curves and female form as perfection (scandalous at the time). Art Deco was cold hard machines, boxy and the return of the male form as perfection.

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For the most part, yes, but Art Noveau could be very intricate in its designs and lines whereas Art Deco had a hard limit and was more streamlined. Compare artwork from the two.