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Born on July 24 1850 in a small town, Ivancice, then moving to the Austrain Empire. His family living in the middle class being the oldest of 6 children, he always had a special talent for drawing but was also carried a talent for singing. After being noticed for his singing talent at a young age but couldn't afford to expands talent, he soon would explore photography that would be a crucial tool later in his career. Due to a devastating fire at his clients firm he decided to move to Mikulov as he began his art career that he would be known for in history.

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LE PATER (THE LORD’S PRAYER)- This piece of art catches my attention as I enjoy this type of art the soft colors and usage of beige catches my attention when red against the pink or green leaves in her hair and clothing. Overall, I enjoy the soft and elegant look of this piece. Really well done!

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Poetry- I enjoy how most of Alphonse Mucha's art work carry a sense of connection with nature, this is seen through the use of leaves, trees, and goddess like features. One again most of his art carry the same color pallete with the use of browns, light peach, pink, red, and green.  

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Daydream (Rêverie)- This art a woman is being surrounded with flowers and some type of thin stringy looking plant. The clothing she wears look ethereal with earthy colors as ell as design. The dark green background compliments the woman's skin tone and outfit as it makes it stand out more making it catch your eye. Overall, I love how we're able to see these gorgeous flower also compliment the green background. 

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Born on July 14 1862was an Austrian symbolist painter and one of the most prominent members of the Vienna Secession movementKlimt is noted for his paintings, murals, sketches, and other objets. Gustav Klimt was born in Baumgarten, near Vienna in the Austrian Empire, the second of seven children three boys and four girls. Klimt lived in poverty while attending the Vienna Kunstgewerbeschule, a school of applied arts and crafts, now the University of Applied Arts Vienna, where he studied architectural painting from 1876 until 1883. While at the school , he would be known as the artist of the school helping around campus and teachers creating art pieces. His love of art would soon complete his career making him an art nouveau icon.

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Judith and the Head of Holofernes- This art piece catches my attention as they gold mixed with the green. The look on the woman's face shows her independence and her unreliability for men. This is shown especially with her hold the head of Holofernes invading Assyrian general, known for having been beheaded by Judith, a Jewish widow who entered his camp and decapitated him while he was drunk. 

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The Kiss- In this art piece we see both a man and a woman. We see they look as to be covered in a yellow blanket with the woman's dress being covered in yellow with red spots.This art piece captures perfect union between man and woman with both merging together. They connect with the earth and the cosmos, guided by the power holding everything together, that being love.

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Life and Death- In this photo we see both a group of half naked people sided by death. In life, death is often seen as what we most fear, The idea of death is something most wouldn't want to include within this art piece due to its dark tone, but in this piece this differentiates this idea from any other art piece.Naked body parts alternate with decorative islands of color as Klimt playfully hides and reveals the figures. The pair of lovers, the mother with her young child, and the old woman all symbolize the cycle of life. They remain in a passive, sleep-like state, seemingly unwilling to accept the presence of Death.

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Born in June 25 1852 was a Catalan architect and designer from Spain, known as the greatest exponent of Catalan Modernism.Gaudí's work was influenced by his passions in life: architecture, nature, and religion. He also introduced new techniques in the treatment of materials, such as trencadís which used waste ceramic pieces. He was the youngest of five children, three of whom survived to adulthood Rosa , Francesc  and Antoni.Gaudí had a deep appreciation for his native land and great pride in his Mediterranean heritage for his art. He believed Mediterranean people to be endowed with creativity, originality and an innate sense for art and design. Gaudí reportedly described this distinction by stating, "We own the image. Fantasy comes from the ghosts. Fantasy is what people in the North own. 

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Metropolis - This art piece caught my attention by the bright colors and look of high saturation. This piece look as if it can be in The Wizard of Oz movie which first came to mind when I first looked at it. The bright flowers but the clear blue sky with the bright white clouds look beautiful in  my opinion.

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Casa Bellesguard - this art piece is different from the rest as this isn't a painting. Instead we see this being made out of little tiles that art placed carefully to make an image.The amount of detail of one of the mosaics that I find to be different from any other art we've seen so far. 

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Two-seat sofa-Antoni Gaudí, one of the best international architects from the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, was also a bold designer of furniture, metalwork, and some of the decorative pieces of his buildings.  This creativity never limited to only creating art pieces, he was talented from all views. For the chairs of the Casa Batlló in the Passeig de Gràcia of Barcelona, the architect designed a type of chair, unseen of until that moment, that aimed to use rounded shapes that adjusted to the human morphology and did without unnecessary the upholstery and ornamentations of the time, to leave a nude shape, so to speak. Gaudí was the precursor of ergonomic designs and broke away from academic repertoires, bringing forward industrial design, as architects who were his contemporaries also did.