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Van de Velde - Architecture by Henry van de Velde Henri Matisse, Jan Thorn-Prikker and Ferdinand Hodler collaborated with van de Velde on decorating the interior. The house is still open to the public. ... 2.
Henry van de Velde - Homepage Aug 24, 2007 ... Henry van de Velde designs worldwide exclusively by Adelta - high-quality furniture edition approved by the Henry van de Velde foundation, ... 3.
Van de Velde - Architecture by Henry van de Velde Werkbund Theatre, Cologne. One of van de Velde's greatest buildings, it received unstinted acclaim. However, the outbreak of the first world war caused it ... 4.
Art Nouveau Furniture – Jugendstil design by van de Velde Henry van de Velde’s furniture design is considerably Art Nouveau, and for sure he was, together with Victor Horta, one of the originators of Art Nouveau or ... 5.
Henry van de Velde - Furniture - Drawing-room table Direktor Stern Drawing-room table Direktor Stern. Design 1898 (Wvz. 1322). Henry van de Velde’s numerous multi-purpose drawing-room, tea and occasional table models were ... 6.
Henry van de Velde - Furniture - Reclining chair Van de Velde Reclining chair. Van de Velde by Henry van de Velde. Designed in 1903/04 for his own flat in Weimar; Elegant modern design but extremely comfortable ... 7.
Art Nouveau Furniture – Jugendstil design by van de Velde Henry van de Velde’s furniture design is considerably Art Nouveau, ... The early Art Nouveau furniture designs by Henry van de Velde show already ... 8.
Henry van de Velde - Furniture - Armchair Bloemenwerf The design goes back to Henry van de Velde’s ground-breaking ... mission was exemplified for Henry van de Velde by the word ‘reason’ - and his furniture in ... 9.
Henry van de Velde - Furniture - Diplomat’s chair Graf Kessler Designed in 1898/99 for Count Harry Kessler; Chair to match the ‘Secessionist’ or ‘Diplomat’s Desk’; Executed in solid beechwood, stained ... 10.
Van de Velde - Biography and facts of Henry van de Velde Posters, packaging, advertising for Tropon, makers of foodstuffs in Cologne-Mühlheim. The first commission that gave him a chance to practise his skills as ... |
