History of decorative arts

History of decorative arts

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The Ancient World
*Antique Furniture
*Pottery of Ancient Greece

The Byzantine Empire

The Antique and Medieval Asian World
*Chinese Pottery
*Japanese Pottery
*Korean Pottery

The Arts of Islam
*Islamic pottery
*Persian rug

Renaissance Europe
*Cassone

Baroque Europe

18th-century Europe
*Adam Style
*Carpet
*Neoclassicism
*Rococo

19th-century Europe
*Arts and Crafts movement
*Biedermeier
*Egyptian Revival
*Empire Style
*Greek Revival & Neo-Grec
*Renaissance Revival
*Rococo Revival
*Victorian decorative arts

20th-century Europe
* Art Nouveau
* Art Deco
* Bauhaus

United States
* American craft & American Craftsman

ee also

*Applied art
*Decorative art
*Furniture
*Furnishings


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