Paul Artistry - Page 2

De Stijl revolutionized furniture design with bold geometry, primary colors, and stripped-down forms. From Rietveld’s iconic chair to today’s minimalist interiors, its influence is everywhere.

Art Nouveau was the defining aesthetic of the Belle Époque, blending nature, craftsmanship, and modernity into every detail-from subway entrances to teacups. It redefined beauty in everyday life.

Trace the bold evolution of modern art from Impressionism to today's boundary-pushing works. Discover how artists broke rules, challenged perceptions, and turned everyday objects into powerful statements.

Neoclassicism revived ancient Greek and Roman ideals in art, architecture, and design during the 18th century. Known for symmetry, restraint, and moral clarity, it shaped government buildings, paintings, and even modern minimalism. Its influence endures in today’s clean, timeless aesthetics.

Classicism is the enduring principle of balance, proportion, and restraint in art-from ancient Greece to modern design. It’s not a style of the past, but a timeless approach to creating beauty that lasts.