Valencian Art Nouveau
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<entity_0> (Spanish for modernismo valenciano, Valencian modernisme valencià), is the historiographic denomination given to an art and literature movement associated with the <entity_2> in the <entity_1>, in <entity_3>. Although <entity_2> was part of a general trend that emerged in Europe around the turn of the 20th century, in the <entity_1> the trend acquired its own unique personality in the context of spectacular urban and industrial development. The <entity_0> was active from roughly 1899 (<entity_2> reform of the Glorieta Park in Alcoy) to 1917. Early 20th century architecture in <entity_1> was strongly influenced by European <entity_2>. With Valencian local architects, all of them formed in Barcelona or Madrid and contemporaries to the Catalan Modernism and to the <entity_2> of Madrid, but that exercised the main part of his career in the <entity_1>, the <entity_0> will receive a special architectural relevancy in different Valencian cities.
['art style', 'Art Nouveau']