When someone mentions the Roaring Twenties; it conjures up the Jazz Age; flappers; Prohibition; the Charleston; gangsters; The Great Gatsby; Mary Pickford; and F. Scott Fitzgerald.Designers and architects also remember the 20's for the Chrysler Building; the luxury liner Normandie; and the interior of Radio City Music Hall; all outstanding examples of the decorative arts style called Art Deco.To many designers of jewelry; furniture; clothes; fabrics; and ceramics; Art Deco of the 20's with its geometric motifs and bright; bold colors represents the best and purest forms of that decorative art period.Art Deco; a classical; symmetrical; rectilinear style that reached its high point between 1925-1935; drew its inspiration from such serious art movements as Cubism; Futurism; and the influence of the Bauhaus. In Paris; it was a dominant art form of the 1920-1930 period.Of all the artists pursuing the style 鈥楢rts Decoratifs'; one memorable study by John Hios