Jugendstil

Ju·gend·stil

J0075350 (yo͞o′gənt-shtēl′)n. A style of architecture and decorative art similar to art nouveau, popular in German-speaking areas of Europe during the late 1800s and early 1900s.

[German : Jugend, youth + Stil, style.]

Jugendstil

(ˈjuːɡəntʃtiːl) n (Art Movements) another name for Art Nouveau[from Jugend literally: youth, name of illustrated periodical that first appeared in 1896, + Stil style]

Jugendstil

enUK

Jugendstil:

see art nouveauart nouveau
, decorative-art movement centered in Western Europe. It began in the 1880s as a reaction against the historical emphasis of mid-19th-century art, but did not survive World War I.
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Jugendstil

A term meaning “youth style.” The German version of Art Nouveau; after the journal Die Jugend that publicized the style; it was associated with the Sezession movement in Vienna, Munich, and Dresden; chief proponents were Endell, Hoffman, Olbrich, and Wagner.

Jugendstil

a term used in art studies in reference to the German branch of art nouveau. It was derived from the name of the Munich-based journal Jugend (1896), which popularized the style.

Jugendstil

“Youth style”; the German version of Art Nouveau.

单词	jugendstil
释义	Jugendstil enUK Ju·gend·stil J0075350 (yo͞o′gənt-shtēl′)n. A style of architecture and decorative art similar to art nouveau, popular in German-speaking areas of Europe during the late 1800s and early 1900s. [German : Jugend, youth + Stil, style.] Jugendstil (ˈjuːɡəntʃtiːl) n (Art Movements) another name for Art Nouveau[from Jugend literally: youth, name of illustrated periodical that first appeared in 1896, + Stil style] Jugendstil enUK Jugendstil: see art nouveauart nouveau , decorative-art movement centered in Western Europe. It began in the 1880s as a reaction against the historical emphasis of mid-19th-century art, but did not survive World War I. ..... Click the link for more information. . Jugendstil A term meaning “youth style.” The German version of Art Nouveau; after the journal Die Jugend that publicized the style; it was associated with the Sezession movement in Vienna, Munich, and Dresden; chief proponents were Endell, Hoffman, Olbrich, and Wagner. Jugendstil a term used in art studies in reference to the German branch of art nouveau. It was derived from the name of the Munich-based journal Jugend (1896), which popularized the style. Jugendstil “Youth style”; the German version of Art Nouveau. ThesaurusSeeart nouveau
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