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Frantz Jourdain was a French architect and designer active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for his advocacy of Art Nouveau principles and ornamental modernism. He designed residential and commercial buildings that integrated decorative metalwork, ceramic detail, and sculptural embellishment into functional structures. Jourdain was a vocal theorist of applied arts reform and instrumental in promoting the synthesis of fine and decorative disciplines.