Evidently, the art deco era conveys a particular sense of style which originated from the 1925 Exposition internationale des Arts Decoratifs et industreis Modernes in Paris. Art deco was highly influential during the twentieth century. Having such a significant debut in Paris left this style with a forever infamous name worldwide, seen in all angles of art, from fashion to architecture to society. Although becoming known between the two biggest World Wars (1920s-1960s), the art deco movement was not fully recognized until the sixties. With art deco styles being globally intuitive in visual communications and perform well in mass production, the culture of this particular style still influences and visible in fashion and design today. Essentially, art deco is defined through long, thin …show more content…
Various sectors in America have unique origins and environments which still have architecture and design influences of the 1920s to 1940s. The art deco provenance also incorporates regional flora and fauna, another form of traditional design and building influences. Spaniard colonial architecture was common in Florida and the West; however, Sioux and Mandan dwellings are believed to have inspired the design of the Prairie School as well as the Anasazi (a member of the American Indian people in the Southwest) temples which represented Pueblo revival inspirations. Similarly, the KiMo Theatre located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, enhances the qualities of an adobe structure, particularly influenced by the Pueblos along the Rio Grande. Art deco design motifs in California usually consists of wave and lush components, which are still present on most buildings which are still standing from the era. Whereas, magnolia and pelican origins were common in the East coast, hence the Louisiana State Capitol Buildings details. Art deco had a strong exposure of industrial production and designs. Ethnical motifs were diverse across America in various ways. Mesoamerican archeology was also