Art Nouveau: The Impact on Television

The Jetsons was heavily influenced by Art Nouveau, with its sleek and futuristic designs.

Hector Guimard's work was used as inspiration for the design of the Jetsons' home, with its flowing lines and organic shapes.

Mad Men featured a character named Salvatore Romano, who was an Art Nouveau artist.

An Art Nouveau peacock motif was used in the opening credits of the television show "The X-Files".

Frasier featured a character named Niles Crane, who lived in an Art Nouveau-inspired apartment.

Alphonse Mucha's work was used as inspiration for the design of the costumes in the television show "The Tudors".

The Big Bang Theory featured a character named Sheldon Cooper, who was a collector of Art Nouveau art.

An Art Nouveau skull motif was used in the design of the logo for the television show "American Horror Story".

The Good Wife featured a character named Eli Gold, who was an Art Nouveau architect.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh's work was used as inspiration for the design of the sets in the television show "The Crown".

Sherlock featured a character named Sherlock Holmes, who was a fan of Art Nouveau.

An Art Nouveau peacock motif was used in the design of the costumes in the television show "The Umbrella Academy".

The Haunting of Hill House featured a character named Nell Crain, who lived in an Art Nouveau-inspired house.

Louis Comfort Tiffany's work was used as inspiration for the design of the sets in the television show "The Alienist".

The Gilded Age featured a character named Bertha Russell, who was an Art Nouveau jeweler.