The Four Seasons Mirror Panels after Alfons Mucha, 1970s, Set of 4

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The 'Four Seasons' by Alfons Mucha are a series of color lithographs titled The Seasons, made in 1896. These lithographs … Read more The 'Four Seasons' by Alfons Mucha are a series of color lithographs titled The Seasons, made in 1896. These lithographs represent an outstanding example of Mucha's work in the field of artistic illustration and decorative art. The series testifies to Mucha's mastery in the use of lithography to create artistic works that transcended their advertising origins to become icons of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In this work, Mucha manages to capture the ephemeral essence of each season, giving it a timeless evocative power. Spring blooms in a floral explosion, summer is bathed in golden light, autumn is decked out in amber tones, and winter
Wonderful vintage painting Mucha art nouveau repos de la nuit.

Beautiful vintage art nouveau design by Mucha. The stained glass border, intricate design, and vivid matte colors create a great design for your home decor.

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Delivered with an elegant black wooden frame.
Mucha transports us to a dream world where nature and femininity harmoniously intertwine. A graceful woman with wild hair lies peacefully

It is in excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of original patina.

Mucha was a Czech painter, illustrator and graphic artist who lived in Paris during the Art Nouveau period. He was known for his decorative theater posters, particularly those of Sarah Bernhardt. He often used lithography as a printing technique and signed his posters within the block
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Mucha transports us to a dream world where nature and femininity harmoniously intertwine. A graceful woman with wild hair lies peacefully.

All four mirror frames are in very good condition. The patina of the frames is slightly worn by the passage of time. The glass has no scratches, breaks or mold. This piece has an attribution mark,
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