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Vienna, Austria - August 8 2020: Otto Wagner Villa with Ernst Fuchs Museum, an Art Nouveau Building, also called Ben Tieber Villa.

Beautiful historic mayor's office located within the Ambronay town hall, also called Blains castle. This elegant space is characterized by its rich wooden furniture, intricate carvings, and classic architectural details. The room features tall bookshelves filled with volumes, a grand wooden desk, and green upholstered chairs. Sunlight filters through the stained glass windows, highlighting the ornate decor and creating a warm inviting atmosphere. Photo taken in Ambronay, in Ain department, in Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region in France.

Beautiful lounge for passengers in the old Russian railway terminal. St. Petersburg, Russia. July 04, 2023

$One central desideratum discussed in the very first assembly of the Association of Austrian Visual Artists Vienna Secession was the erection of a dedicated exhibition building. The members commissioned the architect Joseph Maria Olbrich—an associate in Otto Wagner’s architecture studio, he was barely thirty years old at the time—to design the building, which would become a key work of Viennese Art Nouveau.\nThe entrance area is also decorated by the masks of the three Gorgons, which symbolize the arts of architecture, sculpture, and painting.$

The entrance of the Secession building museum in Vienna (Austria), on may 17, 2017. The museum is an important example of austrian art nouveau (jugendstil) in Karlsplatz

The Art Nouveau style near Naschmarkt in Vienna.

bas-relief stucco mouldings Rococo Style elements

The Villa Patumbah in Zurich was built between 1883 and 1885 by the architects Chiodera and Tschudy for Karl Fürchtegott Grob. In 2013, Switzerland's first heritage protection center was opened in the villa. The image shows the villa, captured during summer season.

Vienna, Austria - June 4 2021: Secession Building with Golden Dome also called Wiener Secession.

Art Nouveau building fragment in Riga, Latvia

Vienna Secession museum Building at Karlsplatz, Wienzeile

$Digitally generated beautifully designed dining room with large arched windows that offer a stunning view of the autumn foliage. The interior features elegant furniture, including a dining table with cushioned chairs, a modern chandelier, and warm ambient lighting. The room exudes a cozy and inviting atmosphere, perfect for intimate gatherings and family dinners.\n\nThe scene was created in Autodesk® 3ds Max 2025 with V-Ray 6 and rendered with photorealistic shaders and lighting in Chaos® Vantage with some post-production added.$

The Majolica House with its beautiful floral ornamentation near Naschmarkt in Vienna is a famous example of the Viennese Art Nouveau. Architect: Otto Wagner

An apartment building in Vienna, the Majolikahaus designed by Otto Wagner in the turn of the 20th century emanates some of the most classic details of the Art Nouveau style. In Vienna this was referred to as the Secession style, with the same connotations of Art Nouveau but in a more specific context of their country.

Darmstadt, Germany - June 28, 2021: entrance to the Ernst-Ludwig House at the mathildenhoehe in Darmstadt, Germany. Architect Joseph Maria Olbricht built the art nouveau house in 1900.

$İstanbul,Turkey October 09,2024: Tophane Pavilion is an important part of the historical texture of Istanbul and is among the buildings that attract the attention of local and foreign tourists coming to the city. Built in 1852 by the order of Sultan Abdülmecid, the pavilion bears the traces of the architectural understanding of the period.\nDesigned by the British architect William James Smith, the pavilion is a building with Western influences. Baroque-style overhangs, pencil ceiling decorations and marble fireplaces are among the most striking features of the pavilion.\nThe pavilion, which was used as a dormitory for disabled veterans in the past, is now allocated to the use of Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University.$

Linke Wienzeile or Medaillon House designed by Otto Wagner in 1898, an art nouveau redidential building in Vienna, Austria.

Inside the Ferenc Raichle Palace, the elaborate entrance area with the stairs leading up to the second floor, Subotica, Serbia 2022

Reading Room with Sofa, Bookshelf and Staircase, Milan, Italy.

Vienna, Austria - October 17, 2022: Facade of an old classic building called Goldenes or Medaillon House of art nouveau style in Wienzeile, Vienna, Austria

Vienna, Austria. June, 20 - 2013: Secession Building exhibition venue in Vienna, Austria.

$Digitally generated elegant art deco living room featuring large arched windows providing abundant natural light. Classic furniture including white armchairs, a dark wood cabinet, and a stylish chandelier enhance the luxurious ambiance. A solitary man gazes out the window, adding a tranquil and reflective mood to the setting.\n\nThe scene was created in Autodesk® 3ds Max 2025 with V-Ray 6 and rendered with photorealistic shaders and lighting in Chaos® Vantage with some post-production added.$

Darmstadt, Frankfurt - April 24, 2011: entrance to the Ernst-Ludwig House at the mathildenhoehe in Darmstadt. Architect Joseph Maria Olbricht built the art nouveau house in 1900.

An Art Nouveau ornament on a building built in beginning of the 20th century

Detail of relief on the facade of the Vienna Secession Building. The three snake masks represent painting, architecture and sculpture. The building was built in 1898 by architect Joseph Maria Olbrich, and became a symbol of the Viennese Secession movement (Art Nouveau).

Ornate sculptural decoration is typical of old buildings in Prague

Beautiful golden and stone building decoration with two heads wearing floral crowns and a plant-like growth with a stylized tree behind them.

Historic decorative keystone in Bucharest

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Armchair, Model 6516, Postsparkassen-Stuhl, designed by Otto Wagner, Gebr. Thonet, Vienna, bent beech, plywood, aluminum - Museum für Angewandte Kunst Köln - Cologne, Germany - DSC09605.jpg

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