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The introduction clarifies how the term “Art Deco” emerged after the style had largely faded, and why its broad usage from the 1960s onward can be inaccurate. It traces the name to the 1925 Paris Exposition and distinguishes strict French Art Deco from wider, later applications across fashion, interiors, graphics, and popular culture.","# 父            令ART DECOPATTERNSA DESTGN SOURCE BookPAUL ATTERBURY\n\n# ART DECOPATTERNSA DESIGN SOURCE BOOK\n\nPAUL ATTERBURYWith 150 full color illustraticns  \nArt Deco,originally coined to describethe objects either exhibited at or in-fuenced by the Paris Exposition desArts Décoratifs of 1925,is now a con-venient term of reference for art anddesign between the World Wars.Easilyrecognizable and familiar as a style,ArtDeco is none the less hard to define,encompassing as it does,so manydecorative elements drawn from somany countries and cultures.Theorigins of Art Deco were European andthe style drew inspiration from a rangeof 20th century art movements includ-ing Cubism,Futurism,Vorticism andthe Omega Workshops,Russian Con-structivism,the Bauhaus,De Stijl andthe 1920s Paris School of such paintersas Léger.At the same time,elements ofArt Deco look back to earlier periods ofdesign,such as the Arts and_Craftsmovement,Art Nouveau and FrenchRococo,and to even earlier culturessuch as those of ancient Egypt,Africaand pre-Columbian Central America.Despite its European roots,Art Decobecame an international style andthroughout the 1920s and 1930s itcontinued to absorb and reflect themany facets of modernism.Bright,contemporary decorative motifs in-spired by the jazz age plus the pureforms of international modernism wereused side by side with elements thatconsciously echoed the dynamism ofthe new machine ethic.Speed,stream-lining,bright and primary colors anddecorative details drawn from oceanliners,trains and aircraft were usedalongside stylized natural forms,andapplied to everything from carpets andwallpapers,to teapots and perfumebottles.Indeed,one of the characteris-tics of the Art Deco style was the easyway its motifs could be used by artists,sculptors and architects as well as infashion,interior and industrial designand,above all,in the new consumermarkets.The essentially decorativenature of Art Deco,in which color,patterns and texture are all important,was also influential in American domes-tic and industrial design:however,itwas in architecture that Art Decoreigned supreme,with structures like(continued on to back fap)  \n# Art Deco Patterns\n\nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2020 with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/artdecopatternsd0000atte  \n## ART DECOPATTERNS\n\n# A DESIGN SOURCE BOOK\n\nby  \nPaul Atterbury  \nPORTLAND HOUSENEW YORK  \nThe author would particularly like tothank Susan Bolsom-Morris,who didthe picture research for this book.  \nThis edition published by Portland Housedistributed by Outlet Book Company Inc.a Random House Company225 Park Avenue SouthNew York New York 10003  \nCopyright C1990 Studio Editions  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publicationmay be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted,in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording or otherwise,without the prior permission of the copyright holder.  \nISBN 0-517-01490-4  \nPrinted and bound in Malaysia  \nh g f ed cb a  \nIntroduction  \nThe Art Deco style is at once immediately familiar yet curiouslyhard to define.In its most general form,it is widely used todescribe anything made between the wars,and frequently intothe 1950s,and yet in a strict academic sense it should really onlybe applied to French-inspired design of the 1925 to 1935 period.This dualism is partly the result of the vagueness inherent in theterm Art Deco,for,unusually in design history,the name for thestyle appeared long after the style itself had all but disappeared.Words like Gothic,Neo-Classical,rococo and Art Nouveauemerged with the styles they described and so were able to passdirectly into the language of design,but Art Deco was not coineduntil the 1960s and only achieved common currency with the 1971Minneapolis Institute of Art exhibition,The World of Art Deco.The enthusiastic and widespread application of the term fromthat moment onwards,initially by antique dealers,collectors anddesign writers,and ultimately by a","cbCainDCWUpkHxT9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainDCWUpkHxT9","pdf",30100141,5,1,232,"English","en",105,"# Introduction\n## Origins and naming of Art Deco\n## Why the term is hard to define\n## Influence, revivals, and broad usage","[{\"question\":\"Why is Art Deco difficult to define precisely?\",\"answer\":\"The introduction explains that Art Deco became widely used long after the style itself disappeared, making the term broad and sometimes inaccurate. 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