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Alphonse Mucha:
Glass Painting "Laurel" (1901)

Alphonse Mucha: Glass Painting "Laurel" (1901)
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Alphonse Mucha:
Glass Painting "Laurel" (1901)

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Reproduction on float glass | Format 47 x 35 cm (H/W) | incl. fixing material

Great art from a leading representatives of Art Nouveau. Alphonse Mucha's glass painting "Laurel" impresses with its expressiveness and harmonious colors. High-quality reproduction on float glass. Supplied with suspension and 12-mm spacers. Format 47 x 35 cm (H/W).

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Alphonse Mucha: Glass Painting "Laurel" (1901)

Great art from a leading representatives of Art Nouveau. Alphonse Mucha's glass painting "Laurel" impresses with its expressiveness and harmonious colors. High-quality reproduction on float glass. Supplied with suspension and 12-mm spacers. Format 47 x 35 cm (H/W).

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Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939) was one of the most important master of art nouveau. After first steps as a self-taught artist he studied in Munich and Vienna, from where he finally moved to Paris. He developed his typical style of symbols, soft colours and decorative elements which he clad with preference to fairy young women with long, flowing hair. Mucha was downright overwhelmed due to its versatility with orders and was soon regarded as one of the main exponents of the Art Nouveau.

Alphonse Mucha gained notoriety with the posters for the stage role of Sarah Bernhardt. His specialty was the calendar illustrations, he showed his art in stained glass Windows, furniture, costumes…