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.jpg "Spring from the Series Les Saisons by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Poster Advertising Moet & Chandon - Champagne White Star by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Dusk, 1899 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Evening Reverie by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Seasons: Winter, 1896 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Summer, 1896 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Nature by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Advertising Poster for the Tissue Paper Job, 1897 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Precious Stones: Amethyst, 1900 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Elf with iris flowers by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Moonlight by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Dance, 1898 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Zodiacal Calendar by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Chocolate Poster by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Zodiac by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Ivy by Alphonse Mucha")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-902547).jpg "Sarah Bernhardt as Medee at the Renaissance Theatre, 1898 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Summer by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Times of the Day by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Music by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Calendar page of the year 1898 decorated with an advertising illustration for the soap company Savonnerie de Bagnolet Alfred Schweizer by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "La Peinture by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Nature by Alphonse Mucha")
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 entitled The flower ser - (MeisterDrucke-640591).jpg "Poster by Alphonse Mucha Entitled “The Flower”, Series of Lithographs on Flowers, 1897 by Alphonse Mucha")
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_for_the_magazine_La_plume_1896_-_Poster_ill_-_(MeisterDrucke-659969).jpg "Poster by Alphonse Mucha for the magazine “La plume” by Alphonse Mucha")
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_for_the_fragrance_Sylvanis_esse_-_(MeisterDrucke-659971).jpg "Advertising poster by Alphonse Mucha for the fragrance “Sylvanis essence” by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Sarah Bernhardt, La Plume, 15 December 1896 by Alphonse Mucha")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-659967).jpg "Advertising poster for cigarette paper Job created by Alphonse Mucha by Alphonse Mucha")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-133605).jpg "A Poster for the World Fair, St. Louis, United States, 1904 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Poster for the XXth Exposition in the Salon des Cent, Paris, France by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Carriage Dealers by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Zodiac by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Oath of Omladina Under the Slavic Linden Tree (The Slav Epic) by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Stars: The Moon by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Poster for Lorenzaccio Alfred de Musset, with Sarah Bernhardt, Paris by Alphonse Mucha")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-684664).jpg "F. Champenois, Printer – Publisher by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "F. Champenois Printer-Publisher by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Jaroslava Mucha, Daughter of the Artist by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Dawn, 1899 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Zodiac by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "A Poster for Sarah Bernhardt")
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.jpg "Advertisement for Maggi by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Abyss, 1899 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Woman of Samaria Poster by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Four Seasons: Autumn by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Blessed are the pure in heart: for they shall see God by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Repose of Night by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Spring by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Lovers, 1895 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Gismonda by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Autumn by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Emerald from the series The Gems by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Emerald by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Flirt by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Austria at the Paris World Exhibition 1900 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Ruby from the Series The Gems by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Painting - by Mucha by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Moravian Teachers Choir by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "8th Sokol Festival by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Feather by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Textile Design by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "JOB by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Slavs in their Original Homeland by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Meeting Na Krizkach from The Slav Epic by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Fruits by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Cassan Fils Printing by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Times of the Day: Evening dream by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Burr McIntosh Monthly, 1903-10 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Winter by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Spring by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Sarah Bernhardt - The Samaritan Woman by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Perfume Lance Rodo by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Topaz by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Heidsieck & Co. by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Autumn, c.1896 by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Salon des Cent, France, Paris by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Jaroslava by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "John Amos Comenius by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Lorenzaccio by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Untitled by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Sarah Bernhardt as Lorenzaccio by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Morning Star by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Advertising poster for Chocolate ideal by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Topaz from the Series The Gems by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "The Lady of the Camellias by Alphonse Mucha")
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.jpg "Reverie by Alphonse Mucha")
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The turn of the 19th and 20th centuries heralded a great upheaval in the visual arts - currents such as Impressionism or Symbolism emerged, which increasingly asserted themselves against Naturalism. New ideas and possibilities of expression broke the old academic rules in painting. Even Alphonse Mucha lived in the "homeland" of Impressionism and managed to reflect the spirit of the times in his works.
The artist had a talent which, together with his many experiences, slowly developed into his own style. But the path to art education was not without difficulties: in 1877 he tried to enrol at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, but was rejected by Professor Antonin Lhota. Two years later he travelled to Vienna and made theatre decorations. This gave him many skills in working with large formats and a feeling for theatre composition.
When Alphonse Mucha lacked money, he made portraits to earn his living. After a few commissions, which he carried out for Count Khuen-Belassi, he received financial support from the owner of the Nikolsburg. However, this stopped in 1877 and Mucha had to make designs for stamps. During this time he completed his studies at the Munich Art Academy, moved to Paris and joined the Colarossi Academy. In the capital Alphonse Mucha experienced the peak of his artistic work. He earned his living with numerous decorative works: drawings for model sheets, book illustrations and posters as well as other works. Meanwhile, Symbolist ideas are becoming increasingly evident.
In some places, repetitions and attenuations can be found in his work, for example in the production of the vast numbers of postcards and posters. Only a few changes in the design of the figures can be noticed. The gestures, facial expressions and decorations were modified; the background consisted of circles or arcs. But the works of Alphonse Mucha also have striking elements. The artist developed his own style, which he experimented with: the clearly visible lines, the ornamentation and the colouring, for example, made a typical representation of a woman with flowers unique.
Two Parisian exhibitions of the artist were very famous: in the gallery La Bodiniere and in the Salon des Cent. Afterwards, in 1904, Mucha travelled to the United States and settled there for some time to carry out commissions from there. In the second half of his life, he studied Slavicism for the work "The Slavic Epic". He travelled to Poland and Russia. It was not until 1928 that he handed over the painting to the city of Prague, where it got its own place in the Exhibition Palace. In 1938 Mucha suffered pneumonia and died the following year.
The turn of the 19th and 20th centuries heralded a great upheaval in the visual arts - currents such as Impressionism or Symbolism emerged, which increasingly asserted themselves against Naturalism. New ideas and possibilities of expression broke the old academic rules in painting. Even Alphonse Mucha lived in the "homeland" of Impressionism and managed to reflect the spirit of the times in his works.
The artist had a talent which, together with his many experiences, slowly developed into his own style. But the path to art education was not without difficulties: in 1877 he tried to enrol at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, but was rejected by Professor Antonin Lhota. Two years later he travelled to Vienna and made theatre decorations. This gave him many skills in working with large formats and a feeling for theatre composition.
When Alphonse Mucha lacked money, he made portraits to earn his living. After a few commissions, which he carried out for Count Khuen-Belassi, he received financial support from the owner of the Nikolsburg. However, this stopped in 1877 and Mucha had to make designs for stamps. During this time he completed his studies at the Munich Art Academy, moved to Paris and joined the Colarossi Academy. In the capital Alphonse Mucha experienced the peak of his artistic work. He earned his living with numerous decorative works: drawings for model sheets, book illustrations and posters as well as other works. Meanwhile, Symbolist ideas are becoming increasingly evident.
In some places, repetitions and attenuations can be found in his work, for example in the production of the vast numbers of postcards and posters. Only a few changes in the design of the figures can be noticed. The gestures, facial expressions and decorations were modified; the background consisted of circles or arcs. But the works of Alphonse Mucha also have striking elements. The artist developed his own style, which he experimented with: the clearly visible lines, the ornamentation and the colouring, for example, made a typical representation of a woman with flowers unique.
Two Parisian exhibitions of the artist were very famous: in the gallery La Bodiniere and in the Salon des Cent. Afterwards, in 1904, Mucha travelled to the United States and settled there for some time to carry out commissions from there. In the second half of his life, he studied Slavicism for the work "The Slavic Epic". He travelled to Poland and Russia. It was not until 1928 that he handed over the painting to the city of Prague, where it got its own place in the Exhibition Palace. In 1938 Mucha suffered pneumonia and died the following year.
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.jpg "The Seasons: Summer, 1896 by Alphonse Mucha")
.jpg "The Seasons: Spring, 1896 by Alphonse Mucha")
.jpg "Thalia, the Muse of Comedy by Alphonse Mucha")
.jpg "Dance from the series The Arts by Alphonse Mucha")