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These beautiful early 20th-century cement tiles clearly belong to the Liberty (Art Nouveau) style, with strong influences from Catalan Modernism.
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These beautiful early 20th-century cement tiles clearly belong to the Liberty (Art Nouveau) style, with strong influences from Catalan Modernism.
Distinguishing features: Liberty/Art Nouveau style: Stylized geometric patterns reminiscent of floral elements
Typical color palette: turquoise blue, burgundy, beige, black, and white
Modular pattern repetition
Curved lines integrated into a geometric structure
Influences of Catalan Modernism: The design is strongly reminiscent of the works of architects such as Domènech i Montaner
Similar to the floors found in the Palau de la Música Catalana or Casa Batlló
Combination of geometry and nature typical of the period
Era and context: Period of greatest diffusion: 1900-1920
Very popular style in Catalonia, southern France, and Italy
Typical production by manufacturers specializing in decorative cement tiles
This type of flooring perfectly represents the era's taste for decorations that combined functionality and beauty, with a strong artisanal component. They are an excellent example of the decorative heritage of the early twentieth century! This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution
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