Continuing our Art Deco Centenary series we profile graphic designer and artist Adolphe Jean-Marie Mouron, who under the pseudonym Cassandre created posters that thrust the style into everyday life.

In the early 1960s, art nouveau was the rage, with three admirable books on the subject and major exhibitions of Aubrey Beardsley and the poster ... art deco was derived from the great Paris ...

They glowed like shiny pearls plucked from exotic climes, gleaming through the smoke and haze of crowded cities built on industrial dirt and grime.

There are a lot of ways to assess a movie theater. The beauty of the architecture and its historical significance certainly ...

A new generation is coming into great wealth, and with new money comes new tastes. What will the new class of collectors want ...

The original Mandarin eatery, for example, is metropolitan and inspired by Chezaud's hometown of Paris. The Atlantic Beach scene shows off a passion for coastal dining with a southern French air. Just ...

There are just 24 rooms in this tiny yet shiny hotel in Paris’s 9th arrondissement. Each one is a little art gallery with eclectic prints, woven, tapestry-style cushions, and a hint of Art Deco.

For convenient stays right next to the runway that doesn’t skimp on comfort, start your holiday a night early at these ...

From a must-watch short film to Mother's Day shopping and an exciting Chanel pop-up, here's how to spend this weekend.

SEE IT: Torn Posters of Paris at Cargo, 81 SE Yamhill St. 503-209-8349, cargoinc.com, tornposters.com. 11 am-6 pm April 3-26.