ARTS AND CRAFT MOVEMENT AND BEAUX ARTS STYLE Flashcards
Was originally taught at the Ecole de Beaux Arts in Paris, France.
The style gained puporality amongst american rchitects during the Gilded Age
Inspired heavily from Roman and Greek orders, and Italian and Roman renaissance elements.
The neoclassical form of architecture influences most of Europe and the United states during the 19th century.
Beaux–Arts Style (1830s-1940s)
Principles of the Beaux Art Style
Symmetry and Order
Formal Design
Elaborate Ornamentation
Harmony betwenn architecture and Decor
Logical relationship between design elements
Composition and Planning
Architecture Parlante - emphasizes that bldgs and ocupants should be in dialogu
Influences of Beaux Art
French Neoclassicism
Renaissance and Baroque elements
Modern Materials and Techniques
Should emphasize a material’s inherent beauty
Nature as inspiration
Stresses the value of utility, simplicity and beauty
Principles of Craftsmanship
Began in the UK around 1860 as an advocacy or social reform to promote traditional craftmanship
Emerged as a opposition to indrustrilization and the mass production of decorated goods
Swiftly extended to Europe and the United states
Arts and Crafts Movement (1860s-1920s)
FOUR YOUNG ARCHITECTS INITIATED THE STYLE FTER THEIR TRAINING IN THE ECOLE DES BEAUX ART?
Joseph-Louis Duc
Felix Duban
Henri Labrouste
Leon Vaudoyer
Founders of the Arts and craft movement
John Ruskin
William Morris
Influene of Arts and Craft Movement in Architecture
Focus on simpler designs
Avoid over the top ornamentation
Precursor to the modern movement
Characterized by wide overhanging eaves, detailed wood work and an open plan
Bungalow