A.W.N. Pugin's life was divided between two obsessions: his design and his religion. The first he inherited from his father, an architectural draftsman; the second from life's hard experience, which led him to convert to Catholicism at age 22. The two obsessions combined in Pugin's moralistic approac

Decorative, Elegant, Gothic architecture, Grand, Political, Religious

Ancient egyptian architecture, Architectural, Art nouveau design, Art nouveau fashion, Atmospheric, Conceptual, Environmental art, Experimental, Geometric, Self-reflection, Spiritual, Textile design, Whimsical

Ancient egyptian architecture, Eclectic, Experimental, Kabuki, Layered, Magical realism, Media art, Surrealist film