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White Star Champagne, Moet et Chandon, 1889by Alphonse Mucha
12" x 30" Art Print Print
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La Samaritaine, Paris 1894by Alphonse Mucha
10" x 30" Art Print Print
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Gismonda, Paris 1894by Alphonse Mucha
10" x 30" Art Print Print
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Medeeby Alphonse Mucha
10" x 30" Art Print Print
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Seasonsby Alphonse Mucha
24" x 17" Art Print Print
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Bieres de la Meuseby Alphonse Mucha
28" x 40" Advertisement Print Print
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Four Arts: Danceby Alphonse Mucha
16" x 26" Art Print Print
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Emeraldby Alphonse Mucha
13" x 30" Art Print Print
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Beers from the Meuseby Alphonse Mucha
25" x 36" Art Print Print
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Zodiac Signsby Alphonse Mucha
16" x 21" Art Print Print
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Medee, Theatre de la Renaissanceby Alphonse Mucha
11" x 30" Art Print Print
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La Dame aux Cameliasby Alphonse Mucha
16" x 45" Art Print Print
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Woman with Scarfby Alphonse Mucha
26" x 12" Art Print Print
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Bieres de la Meuseby Alphonse Mucha
18" x 24" Advertisement Print Print
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Lefevre Utileby Alphonse Mucha
19" x 24" Advertisement Print Print
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Salon Des Centsby Alphonse Mucha
19" x 24" Art Print Print
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Salon des Centsby Alphonse Mucha
22" x 30" Art Print Print
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Abyss 1898-1899by Alphonse Mucha
16" x 22" Art Print Print
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Salomeby Alphonse Mucha
12" x 18" Art Print Print
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F Champenois, Paris 1898by Alphonse Mucha
20" x 30" Art Print Print
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La Dame aux Camelias, Sarah Bernhardt, Paris 1894by Alphonse Mucha
10" x 30" Art Print Print
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La Dame aux Camelias, Paris 1894by Alphonse Mucha
11" x 30" Art Print Print
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Lorenzaccio, Paris, 1896by Alphonse Mucha
11" x 30" Art Print Print
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Design for the Boutique of Jeweller Fouquet, 6, Rue Royaleby Alphonse Mucha
16" x 18" Art Print Print
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Roseby Alphonse Mucha
13" x 30" Art Print Print
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Universal and International Exhibition in St Louis, 1904by Alphonse Mucha
15" x 22" Art Print Print
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Woman with Roseby Alphonse Mucha
26" x 12" Art Print Print
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Woman with Pigeonby Alphonse Mucha
26" x 12" Art Print Print
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Champagne Biscuits, 1897by Alphonse Mucha
12" x 18" Art Print Print
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Madonna of the Lilies, 1905by Alphonse Mucha
14" x 19" Art Print Print
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Portrait of Berthe Lalande, 1904by Alphonse Mucha
13" x 14" Art Print Print
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Lorenzaccio, Theatre de la Renaissance, Paris 1906by Alphonse Mucha
17" x 48" Art Print Print
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Gismondaby Alphonse Mucha
10" x 30" Art Print Print
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Music (from The Four Arts - Detail), 1898by Alphonse Mucha
16" x 24" Art Print Print
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Alphonse Mucha (July 24, 1860 – July 14, 1939) was born in Ivancice, Moravia, today’s Czech Republic. He was a man with many talents, including illustration and painting. In his early life, he developed his singing at the Moravian Capital of Brno while practicing his painting passion as well. At first, he worked several decorative painting jobs in Moravia, focusing mainly on theatrical sceneries for different clients. Mucha moved to Vienna in 1879 to work for the Viennese theatrical design company. During his stay in Vienna, he continued to learn more about painting. But when an unfortunate incident occurred and fire razed his employer’s business, he was compelled to move back to Moravia.
Count Karl Khuen hired him to create murals in Hrusovany Emmah castle and he did an excellent job that Khuen offered to sponsor his formal art training at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts.
Mucha later moved to Paris where continued painting and furthered his studies. After finishing his studies in Paris, he got involved in a number of art projects. He created several high quality paintings, advertisements, book illustrations, and posters. Some of his work could be seen in jewelry, theater sets, and carpets. Every client now seemed to want a piece of Mucha’s style. His artwork was commonly about a lady with flowing neoclassical looking robes. These artistic works were so irresistible that many had to turn their heads to have a second look whenever they came across them.
Mucha left quite a legacy by the time of his death. His son, Jiri Mucha, an author, tried to keep the name of his father up by writing a lot about him. His artwork for a long time has seen the doors and interiors of many museums both in his home country and worldwide. Years after his death, laminated, canvas and framed Alphonse Mucha art can still be purchased from galleries and a host of art dealerships across the globe.