Art Nouveau
Gustav Klimt
['robyn', 'simon zavarian', 'mercer', 'gifford pinchot', 'yasushi akimoto', 'scipione borghese', 'james madison', 'norbert wiener', 'lawrence page', 'aldus', 'belarusian soviet socialist republic', 'sir john moores', 'stanislavsky', 'russian republic', 'john perry barlow', 'thievery corporation', 'subhas chandra bose', 'alaska', 'communist international', 'wiz khalifa', 'john warnock', 'mgr', 'john muir', 'michael eavis', 'the prophet', 'macarthur fellowship', 'victor civita', 'scandinavian airlines', 'bruce lee', 'john stagliano', 'king henry i', 'max palevsky', 'billie joe armstrong', 'nikolaus simrock', 'antony jay', 'maybach', 'william griffith wilson', 'alexandros papagos', 'lord buddha', 'anton fier', 'raja ram mohan roy', 'norwegian', 'hans sloane', 'james hetfield', 'vallabhacharya', 'salomon mayer rothschild', 'khan abdul ghaffar khan', 'ayatollah', 'ian mackaye', 'transcaucasian sfsr', 'maximilian i', 'dre', 'pierre boulez', 'brigham young', 'the beatles', 'wikimedia foundation', 'us', 'machado de assis', 'miles copeland iii', 'abu bakr', 'jeetendra', 'jenova chen', 'ed catmull', 'st benedict', 'amenhotep iv', 'george bancroft', 'oscar de la hoya', 'saint dominic', 'jyp', 'kcvo', 'charles de gaulle', 'john bosco', 'harland sanders', 'shiv nadar', 'jerry yang', 'ole kirk christiansen', 'joseph hardy neesima', 'gediminas', 'bhutto', 'harry crosby', 'don bluth', 'box office spectaculars', 'gianni versace', 'glenn beck', 'loyola', 'andreas baader', 'danish', 'frank piasecki', 'jimmy palmiotti', 'chris wedge', 'curtis sliwa', 'george', 'mike patton', 'bill atkinson', 'casimir iii', 'allen dulles', 'edith nesbit', 'jimmy wales', 'mies van der rohe']
George Minne
George (Georges) Minne (born Georgius Joannes Leonardus Minne; 30 August 1866 – 18 February 1941) was a Belgian artist and sculptor famous for his idealized depictions of man's inner spiritual conflicts. A contemporary of Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele, Minne's work shows many similarities in both form and subject matter to the Viennese Secessionists, the fathers of Art Nouveau.