Decoration Paintings as Art Decor

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Ambitious art and decoration enjoyed a resurgence in Europe from the late 1880s through the early twentieth century. In Paris, Pierre Bonnard (1999.180.1), Maurice Denis, and Édouard Vuillard were among the most influential artists to embrace decoration as the primary function of artwork. Their art deco decoration celebrates pattern and ornament, challenge the boundaries that divide fine art from crafts, and, in many cases, complement the interiors for which they were commissioned. Disaffected with the rigidly representational decorated art methods taught at the Académie Julian, Bonnard and Denis joined with other like-minded students in the fall of 1888 to form a brotherhood called the "Nabis," a Hebrew word meaning "prophets."

The group was spearheaded by Paul Sérusier, who had visited artist Paul Gauguin in Pont-Aven over the summer and was now spreading an aesthetic message based on his interpretation of gauguin's Symbolism.

Sérusier sought to free form and color from their traditional descriptive functions in order to express personal emotions and spiritual truths through the art of decorating. As evidence of Symbolism's liberating possibilities, he offered a nearly abstract sketch produced under gauguin's guidance. The Nabis accorded such powers to this decor art —a loosely handled, brightly colored representation of the Bois d'Amour at Pont-Aven painted on the cover of a cigar box—that it became known as The Talisman (1888; Musée d'Orsay, Paris), suggesting mystical properties. In the 1890s, the group expanded to include Vuillard and several of his fellow students at the École des Beaux-Arts, as well as Danish, Dutch, Hungarian, and Swiss artists of art decor. The Nabis remained loosely affiliated, and participated in solo and group exhibitions in France and around Europe, until 1899. You may find framed decoration art from Toperfect manufacturer.

The broad term art decoration really describes the variety of styles, surfaces and painting techniques used in arts and crafts.
Originally tale painting mainly applied to tin or metal, now art decorations are applied to just about any surface. Folk Art was used to add color and decoration to household items like utensils and furniture.

The techniques have been passed down from generation to generation. The new art and decoration available to today's artists has expanded upon these techniques, mixed with experimentation and creativity we are seeing everything popping up from Primitive to ultra-modern.

Toperfect's decorative oil painting has paints available that allow us to work not just on metals, tin or wood but other surfaces like glass, porcelain, candles and almost any fabric. Finishes like Flaux allow us to create the look of marble, wood or stone on almost any surface, just add to the exciting possibilities.

However your rooms is decorated, your may find out the most suitable decoration paintings. Toperfect stresses continuities between art and design, maintains an egalitarian attitude toward materials and collaborated with patrons, designers, publishers, and dealers on oil painting decor projects ranging from set designs.