RESEARCH ON ARCHITECT VICTOR HORTA AND HIS FLOOR PLAN AND ARRANGEMENT OF ARTWORKS OF THE VAN EETVELDE HOUSE

The purpose of this study is to deepen the understanding of the design philosophy of the late 19th century Van Eetvelde House through an analysis of the way Victor Horta displayed artworks such as paintings within his architecture. He has been widely studied for his use of curved decorations typical of Art Nouveau in his architecture. The author focuses not only on the curved decorations in this mansion, but also on the design surrounding the placement of artworks related to his interior design as a whole, and analyzes and considers them based on old photographs, previous research and discourse.