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Metropolitan

In Willy Pogany’s dazzling oil on board artwork, an Art Nouveau maiden finds herself in the summer foliage conversing with a little bird. This whimsical scene was created for and used as the front cover of Metropolitan Magazine, July 1916. This artwork marks the best period in Pogany’s prolific and well remembered long and successful career. A stylized belle-epoque, tightly rendered work that features a vibrant color palette and intricate use of the free-flowing forms that came to define the Art Nouveau aesthetic.

The Queen of Summer

Artist: Willy Pogany

Filed Under: Illustration & Advertising Art, Sorry, It's Sold
Tagged With: 1910s, american, art nouveau, belle epoque, Edwardian, Golden Age, hungarian, magazine cover, maiden, Metropolitan, new york city, original cover art, summer, The Golden Gallery, Willy Pogany
Added to Gallery: September 28, 2008

 

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