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Alphonse Mucha's style is characterized by decorative and flowing curves and was best known for his theatrical posters. An exemplar work is 'Zodiac (La Plume)' from 1896.

René Lalique was known for his intricate jewelry designs and later for his glasswork, such as perfume bottles and vases. An exemplar work is the 'Dragonfly Woman' corsage ornament.

Émile Gallé was a French artist known for his glass and cameo glass works with deep, layered colors and natural motifs. A notable piece is the 'Clematis Vase'.

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec captured the Parisian nightlife through his paintings, posters, and prints. 'Moulin Rouge: La Goulue' is a famous poster that exemplifies his use of bold lines and vivid colors.

Aubrey Beardsley's illustrations are characterized by black and white contrasts and sensuous figures. His work 'The Peacock Skirt' for Oscar Wilde's 'Salome' is exemplary.

Antoni Gaudí is known for architectural works with organic forms, often incorporating mosaics and wrought iron. The still-unfinished 'Sagrada Família' in Barcelona is one of his most famous projects.

Gustav Klimt used intricate patterns and gold leaf in his compositions, a style with Byzantine influences. 'The Kiss' from 1907-1908 is one of his masterpieces.

Alphonse Mucha's style is characterized by decorative and flowing curves and was best known for his theatrical posters. An exemplar work is 'Zodiac (La Plume)' from 1896.

Hector Guimard's style featured organic, plant-like shapes and he is most known for his iconic entrances of the Paris Métro stations.