Talk:Knarrarós Lighthouse

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"Art noveau"?

The article calls this building "a blend of functionalism and art noveau". You guys can't be serious! Art noveau is all about round, floral, ornamental shapes. Now you tell me where you find the slightest hint of anything round, floral, and/or ornamental on this thing! My guess is this statement in the article stems from the popular confusion of art noveau with art deco, which does in fact exhibit such solid, chunky, and often stream-lined shapes. --37.82.29.220 (talk) 22:25, 17 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]