During the final years of the nineteenth century, American architect was becoming known to European artists and designers not only for his architecture, but for his design interests in furniture, fabrics, wallpapers, and stained-glass windows. He rejected historicism and saw space as the essence of design. His repetition of rectangular zones and use of asymmetrical spatial organization were adopted by other designers.

beethoven's first public performance in vienna was on march 29, 1795. he gave a piano concert, or akademie, in vienna's burgtheater as part of an event organized by joseph haydn (probably op. 15). in these early years, beethoven's success as a composer was closely tied to his career and renown as a piano virtuoso.

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"the idea of humanism is mostly adeptly reflected in renaissance art by a focus on the body itself, especially with sculpture, where many detailed portraits of the human body (such as the david) were created."

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