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	Van de Velde, Henry (b Antwerp, 3 April 1863; d Zurich, 25 Oct 1957). Belgian designer, architect, painter and writer. He was one of the leading figures in the creation of ART NOUVEAU in the 1890s.
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	Van de Velde, Henry Bauhaus, §1: Weimar period, 1919–c 1925 Belgium, §XV: Art education France, §II, 5(ii): Developments in Modernist architecture and the great exhibitions, after c 1914 Germany, §II, 7(i): Architecture, 1900–39 Industrial design, §2(ii): c 1850–1915: The Arts and Crafts Movement Lemmen, Georges Leuven Mass production, §2: c 1900 and after Organic architecture Pompe, Antoine Serrurier-Bovy, Gustave architecture Perret, §2: Structural classicism, 1905–c 1930 Weimar department stores Germany, §II, 6(iv): Renaissance Revival architecture and late 19th-century developments garden cities Hagen house Belgium, §II, 5: Architecture, after c 1890 libraries Library, §II, 3(i): 1900–39 theatres Cologne, §I, 3: History and urban development, 1794 and after collaboration Eggericx, Jean-Jules Hobé, Georges Schlemmer, Oskar Van Rysselberghe: (1) Octave Van Rysselberghe Verwilghen, Raphaël embroidery Belgium, §XI, 2: Embroidery frames Frame, §V, 6: The Netherlands and Belgium: Late 19th and 20th centuries furniture Belgium, §VI, 3(ii): Furniture, after 1800: Art Nouveau and subsequent developments Bureau Germany, §VI, 5: Furniture, after 1895 Wicker, §2: 1900 and after groups and movements Art Nouveau Art Nouveau, §1: Introduction Art Nouveau, §4: France Art Nouveau, §5: Germany Bigot, Alexandre Biomorphism Arts and Crafts Movement Arts and Crafts Movement, §3: Europe Brussels, §III, 2: Art life and organization, 1830–1918 Germany, §V, 5: Interior decoration, after c 1900 Deutscher Werkbund Deutscher Werkbund, §1: History and growth, until 1919 Expressionism Expressionism, §2: Architecture Modern Movement, §2: Deutscher Werkbund and the aesthetics of Functionalism, c 1907–16 Neo-Impressionism Luminism (ii) Neo-Impressionism, §2: Diffusion of Neo-Impressionism in Europe Neo-Impressionism, §3: The decline of Neo-Impressionism and the `second phase’ of influence Rationalism (ii) (style) Rationalism (ii) XX, Les Art Nouveau, §3: Belgium Belgium, §III, 4: Painting and graphic arts, 1830–1900 XX, Les interior decoration Belgium, §V, 3: Interior decoration, after 1800 jewellery Belgium, §IX, 1(iii): Gold and silver, after 1800 Belgium, §X, 2: Jewellery patrons and collectors Bing, S. England, §XIII, 2(i): Trends in collecting, 1700–1840 Kröller-Müller , Hélène porcelain Design, §2: 20th century Germany, §VII, 3(ii): Porcelain, 1880 and after Meissen, §3(ii): Porcelain Factory, 1800 and after posters Poster, §II, 1(iii): Before 1900: Developments outside France pupils Ackermann, Max sculpture Hankar, Paul silver Germany, §IX, 1(iv): Gold and silver, 1806–1914 staff Frosterus, Sigurd Strengell, Gustaf teachers Verlat, Charles

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