art moderne
/ˌɑː(t) məˈdɛːn/noun
Modern art; specifically a streamlined style in applied art and architecture, popular especially in the 1930s (frequently attributive).
- Art moderne incorporated elements of art deco but placed more emphasis on horizontal lines and curved or aerodynamic surfaces than on decorative elements..
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Science. From French art moderne from art + moderne. Compare later moderne.
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