Some of the key cultural institutions associated with Art Nouveau architecture include:
1. Salons: Art Nouveau architecture was often showcased in exhibitions and salons.
2. Museums: Art Nouveau-inspired works of art were often displayed in museums, including the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.
3. Theaters: Many Art Nouveau theaters, such as the Théâtre de la Renaissance in Paris and the Municipal House in Prague, were built during this period.
4. Cafés: Paris was home to several Art Nouveau cafés, including Café de la Paix and Café du Néant.
5. Department stores: Art Nouveau architecture was frequently used in the design of department stores, such as the Galeries Lafayette in Paris.
6. Hotels: Many hotels in Europe were constructed in the Art Nouveau style, including the Hotel Tassel in Brussels and the Grand Hotel Wien in Vienna.
7. Art schools: Art schools played a crucial role in promoting Art Nouveau architecture and design, with institutions like the Wiener Werkstätte in Vienna and the École de Nancy in France leading the movement.
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