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The 28 pages that link to Art Deco, each with the reason it gives.

• CubismRelated: Cubist geometry contributed to the visual vocabulary later used in modern decorative design.

• Modern architectureCompared with: It shared modern materials and dates with modernism but retained conspicuous ornament.

• International StyleCompared with: Its ornament and surface richness contrast with the style’s stated restraint.

• Art NouveauCompared with: Its angular geometry contrasts with Art Nouveau’s sinuous lines and organic motifs.

• Beaux-Arts architectureCompared with: It retained ornament while replacing much classical precedent with geometric motifs.

• EgyptomaniaRelated: Designers adapted geometric forms and motifs associated with Egyptian antiquities.

• Interior designRelated: Its interiors offer a distinct example of how style, craft, and modernity were combined.

• Ludwig Mies van der RoheCompared with: Its decorative emphasis contrasts with his reduction of ornament and articulation of structure.

• Roaring TwentiesRelated: Its sleek designs gave visual form to modernity and consumer-era glamour.

• Golden Gate BridgeRelated: Art Deco details shape the bridge’s towers and architectural finish.

• Paul PoiretRelated: Poiret’s decorative ventures anticipated visual features later associated with Art Deco.

• Paris in the 1920sRelated: Parisian design and the 1925 Exposition helped give the style international visibility.

• Rockefeller CenterNarrower topic: Rockefeller Center is among New York's most prominent ensembles of Art Deco architecture.

• Empire State BuildingRelated: Its geometric ornament and streamlined forms give the skyscraper its distinctive character.

• Hollywood glamourRelated: Art Deco supplied visual shorthand for modernity, elegance, and urban luxury in Hollywood imagery.

• JugendstilCompared with: It followed Jugendstil and favored geometric order over its characteristic organic lines.

• Aaron DouglasRelated: Its geometric clarity and streamlined forms helped Douglas build his distinctive compositions.

• Chrysler BuildingNarrower topic: The building is a landmark expression of Art Deco architecture.

• Retro styleRelated: Its geometry and ornament are frequently revived in later designs.

• Streamline ModerneRelated: Streamline Moderne developed as a streamlined, less ornamented expression of Art Deco.

• Christ the RedeemerRelated: The statue’s simplified form and geometric detailing reflect this style.

• 1930sRelated: Its sleek forms became prominent in architecture and design during the decade.

• Eileen GrayRelated: Gray’s early interiors and lacquered furniture developed alongside Art Deco before her architectural work.

• Memphis GroupRelated: Its bold geometry and ornament offered a historical vocabulary Memphis reworked.

• Sophie Taeuber-ArpCompared with: Her abstract designs crossed decorative and fine-art contexts without simply adopting Art Deco’s ornamental style.

• Cedric GibbonsRelated: Its visual vocabulary helps place the modern, polished style associated with MGM’s sets.

• Tamara de LempickaNarrower topic: Lempicka’s polished surfaces and angular compositions became closely associated with this movement.

• Telefoni BianchiRelated: Its sleek interiors and furnishings helped give the genre its image of modern luxury.