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The Chrysler Building is a great example of the Art Deco Style. Art Deco is a geometric style popular in Europe and The United States from 1925-1940. It is famous for sharp angles and crisp clean lines.The Art
Deco Style is made with thin, long forms with geometric patterning and curved
surfaces.This structure has isosceles triangular windows on the
crown.The eagles are right angles to the building. The central part of
the Chrysler Building is shaped like a rectangular prism. It has arcs
on the Chrysler Building's crown. This structure has acute angles on the
tip of the triangles. This building also has perpendicular lines
and line segments everywhere on the building. This structure has arches
on the crown.The Chrysler building is a symmetrical building. This structure
has zigzags on the right side. The Chrysler Building is very famous today
because of the Art Deco Style. Art Deco is based on earlier neo-classical
but with the application of exotic motifs such as flora and fauna, fountains
and chevrons, typically arranged in geometric patterns.
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