#art nouveau illustrations

[mote-historie]

Art Nouveau Poster illustration by Manuel Orazi for Job Cigarette Paper, 1902.

[illustrations-fantasies]

 Philippe Caza

[theinsaneum]

[kafkasapartment]

"Mon Amour." Magazine cover illustration for La Vie Parisienne, November 20, 1920. Gouache and watercolor on paper. Rene Vincent.

[thefugitivesaint]

Sergei Lodygin (1893-1961), 'Искушение' (Temptation) 1920

[mariellavee]

Utterly blown away by the kind words and responses to the previous Harrow piece everyone! ❤️

Here’s the matching Gideon Nav, in the same Alphonse Mucha x The Locked Tomb series! (I know, armour isn’t strictly canon, but it’s badass, so yeah. No apologies) Enjoy!

PS: Both this and Harrow will be available in 11” x 17” print form at Otafest this upcoming weekend! (I’ll be at the charity Sketch Drive all three days)! If you’re planning on coming out to the Con, stop by and say hi! :)

[the-evil-clergyman]

Cover of Jugend Magazine by Robert Engels (Oct. 1896)

[maedictus]

Fëanor, Lord of the Lights

[weirdlookindog]

Sergey Solomko (1867–1928) - Walpurgis Night

[descendinight]

Giselle - quick messy study

[enchantedbook]

A Nixie in the Well frightens an old woman' by R. M. Euchler, (1872-1947)

[shisasan]

Medicine, Gustav Klimt, 1907 (print) The iconic Medicine painting by Gustav Klimt, created for the University of Vienna ceiling in 1907, was sadly destroyed by Nazi troops in 1945, along with two other related works from the same series.

[leidensygdom]

Ody, for @poisonghoulart , for the Potluck Secret Satan 2024! I saw the character and I inmediately knew what did I have to draw- And it was a great chance to experiment with a bit of a tarot / art nouveau vibe AND go back to my comfort palette.

Ody is a wonderful Warforged Cleric and (as far as I know) is up to some space travel shenanigans!

[archiveofillustration]

The Four Seasons (1896) by Alphonse Mucha

[thefugitivesaint]

Sergei Lodygin (1893-1961), 'Вампиры' (Vampires), ''Столица и усадьба'', #68, Oct. 15, 1916

[edwardian-girl-next-door]

~ Florence Harrison, "Two Red Roses Across the Moon" from Early Poems of William Morris (1914)

via internet archive