1900 (magazine)

1900 was a French illustrated magazine published from 1897 to 1914, primarily focusing on the aesthetic and cultural trends of the Belle Époque. Its full title was 1900: Revue des Revues. It showcased a wide variety of artistic styles prevalent at the time, including Art Nouveau, Symbolism, and early forms of modernism.

The magazine featured contributions from prominent artists, writers, and intellectuals of the period. Its content encompassed literature (short stories, poetry), essays on art and culture, illustrations, decorative arts, and fashion. 1900 aimed to capture the spirit of the turn of the century, reflecting both its optimism and its anxieties about the future.

While not explicitly aligned with any single artistic movement, 1900 provided a platform for diverse voices and perspectives, contributing to the vibrant intellectual landscape of Paris at the time. The magazine's visual aesthetic was notable for its use of striking illustrations and decorative elements, making it a significant document of the Belle Époque's artistic sensibilities. Publication ceased with the outbreak of World War I.