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This 1970s shop in the Tyrolean resort of Mayrhofen seems to me to be in the classical Bauhaus style...
Art Deco/Nouveau (an open thread) Streamline, Modernist, Bauhaus too
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What a lovely house
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Thank you.
Art Nouveau houses are difficult to take pics of. There are trees, cars, etc. And many have been heartlessly modernized in the 50s and 60s ... ---
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Hi, in Manchester/UK :
(This is the last one from Manchester. - The buildings I showed belong the Jugendstil-Art Nouveau - Sezession era. Of course, pure style is extremely rare.
Very often older stylistic elements are used, or new ones are anticipated. - In my area in Germany, it is easier to find purer Jugendstil, Darmstadt having been one
of the centres. - And I should go to Nancy/F, another European centre of Art Nouveau, again some time. )
(This is the last one from Manchester. - The buildings I showed belong the Jugendstil-Art Nouveau - Sezession era. Of course, pure style is extremely rare.
Very often older stylistic elements are used, or new ones are anticipated. - In my area in Germany, it is easier to find purer Jugendstil, Darmstadt having been one
of the centres. - And I should go to Nancy/F, another European centre of Art Nouveau, again some time. )
