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Because these Jan Toorop designed Art Nouveau book covers are so wonderful, here some more. This one from 1898:

Art Nouveau book covers from c. 1900 designed by Jan Toorop (1858–1928), a Dutch-Indonesian painter and illustrator.

Here another dinner menu in Art Nouveau style, this one from 1901, used aboard the Red Star Line, a Belgian-American shipping line. Nice meal btw: Oysters, roast turkey, French ice cream, Turin cakes. 😋

4/ Annexation of Bosnia in 1908 set in motion series of events: Ottomans kicked out of Balkans during Balkan Wars 1912-1913. Also Serbia angry by annexation of Bosnia. This lead in 1914 to killing, in Sarajevo, of Archduke Franz Ferdinand by a Bosnian Serb, which triggered WWI.

3/ After Austria-Hungary took control of Bosnia in 1878 from the Ottoman Empire, Austria-Hungary printed these stamps to make clear to world that Bosnia was part of their empire. 2 yrs later Austria-Hungary annexed Bosnia.

30 Postman, 35 Pliva Lake, 40 Mail coach, 45 Sarajevo.

1/ Here the famous set of 16 Bosnia-Herzegovina stamps from 1906 designed on behalf of Austria-Hungary by Koloman Moser, main artist of Vienna Secession. These are one of the first stamps with artistic designs, incl modernist frames.

1 Doboj, 2 Mostar, 3 Jajce, 5 Prenj

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You have no idea what these Austrian Art Nouveau vases and lamps from c. 1905-1910 are doing to each other when you aren't around. Worse than Toy Story. 😁😁😁

Ultimate Art Deco styled cars from the 1930s. Clockwise from top left: Bugatti Arolithe, 1935. Peugeot 492 Darlmat Coupe, 1936. Chrysler Imperial Model C220 Airflow, 1934. Talbot Lago T150 CSS Teardrop Coupe, 1938.

📸 Peter Harholdt

An extravagant Art Nouveau fish service from 1900 by German designer Hermann Gradl (1869-1934). This service premiered at the 1900 Paris World Exhibition.

3/ Art Nouveau designs from 1899 from "Decorative Motifs from the Natural World" by German artist and painter Arnold Lyongrun (1871–1935). The original name of the publication in German is: "Neue freie Dekorationsmotive entwickelt aus dem Tier und Pflanzenreich".