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Art Nouveau: Glasgow, Amsterdam, New York explores the development of the Art Nouveau movement in three influential cities during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Known for its flowing organic lines, floral motifs, and innovative use of materials such as iron, glass, and concrete, Art Nouveau transformed architecture and decorative arts across Europe and North America.

The book examines how the movement developed distinctive characteristics in Glasgow, Amsterdam, and New York, reflecting each city's cultural identity and artistic traditions. Through architectural examples and richly illustrated visual material, it explores the relationship between traditional craftsmanship and modern design.

This volume offers an introduction to the movement's international reach and its lasting influence on architecture, interiors, and decorative arts. It is intended for readers interested in art history, architecture, and design