Modernisme català

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Modernisme català is a distinctive Catalan cultural and artistic movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, best known for its highly ornamental architecture and design exemplified by figures like Antoni Gaudí.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural style
art movement
cultural movement
design movement
literary movement
country Catalonia
culturalCenter Cafè Els Quatre Gats
Eixample
surface form: Eixample district of Barcelona

Passeig de Gràcia
endTime early 20th century
hasPart Modernisme català self-linksurface differs
surface form: Modernista architecture

Art Nouveau
surface form: Modernista decorative arts

Modernista graphic design
Modernism
surface form: Modernista literature

Modernista painting
Modernista sculpture
heritageStatus several works inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites
influencedBy Art Nouveau
Arts and Crafts movement
Gothic Revival architecture
Renaixença
Symbolism
industrialization
language Catalan
mainRegion Barcelona
Catalan Countries
movementGoal affirmation of Catalan national identity
modernization of Catalan culture
notableProponent Alexandre de Riquer
Antoni Gaudí
Apel·les Mestres
Enric Sagnier
Gaspar Homar
Joan Maragall
Josep Maria Jujol
Josep Puig i Cadafalch
Lluís Domènech i Montaner
Ramon Casas
Santiago Rusiñol
notableWork Casa Amatller
Casa Batlló
Casa Lleó Morera
Casa Milà
Casa de les Punxes
Hospital de Sant Pau
Palau de la Música Catalana
Park Güell
Sagrada Família
otherName Modernisme català
surface form: Catalan Modernism

Modernisme català
surface form: Modernisme
partOf Art Nouveau
peakPeriod circa 1890–1910
relatedTo Catalan independence movement
surface form: Catalan nationalism

Noucentisme
Renaixença
startTime late 19th century
styleCharacteristic curvilinear forms
highly ornamental decoration
integration of architecture and decorative arts
organic and nature-inspired motifs
symbolic and allegorical imagery
use of ceramics and trencadís mosaic
use of wrought iron

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Santiago Rusiñol participantIn Modernisme català
this entity surface form: Modernisme movement in Catalonia
Josep Maria Jujol movement Modernisme català
this entity surface form: Catalan Modernisme