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by graceandham 10 Oct 2023 ( edited Oct 12'23 13:01 )
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Design Styles Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco. How to tell them apart, as they are often mislabeled? I did a little Googling around and read a great deal on each style, which was interesting if you have "time to kill". My simplified explanation is this: Arts and Crafts "simple." Art Nouveau "curvilear, complex." Art Deco "angular". Also, when you see Deco as a label on an embroidery design, it means almost nothing. Think decorative. Usually does not begin to be Art Deco.

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by sewmadau 11 Oct 2023
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Love your descriptions, mine are fancy, no so fancy and pretty. LOL
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by graceandham 11 Oct 2023
It works.
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by 02kar 11 Oct 2023
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Thanks for your research, and your description. I like your brief but easily understood wording.
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by bemara 12 Oct 2023
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I love the Jugendstil and have visited many European cities because of it.
Design Styles Art Nouveau , characteristic parts or elements of Art Nouveau are decoratively curved lines and flat floral ornaments as well as animals and the abandonment of symmetries.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jugendstil