Decorative panels

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The Moon

The Moon

100 × 40 cm

21.00 € inc. VAT

Morning Star

Morning Star

100 × 40 cm

17.00 € inc. VAT

Evening Star

Evening Star

100 × 40 cm

17.00 € inc. VAT

Pole Star

Pole Star

100 × 40 cm

17.00 € inc. VAT

Ivy

Ivy

41 × 30 cm

9.00 € inc. VAT

Laurel

Laurel

41 × 30 cm

9.00 € inc. VAT

Fruit

Fruit

66.5 × 44.5 cm

13.00 € inc. VAT

Flower

Flower

66.5 × 44.5 cm

13.00 € inc. VAT

Primrose

Primrose

100.5 × 41.5 cm

21.00 € inc. VAT

Feather

Feather

100.5 × 41.5 cm

21.00 € inc. VAT

Heather

Heather

54.40 × 25.40 cm

13.00 € inc. VAT

Thistle

Thistle

54.40 × 25.40 cm

13.00 € inc. VAT

Woman with a Daisy

Woman with a Daisy

54.40 × 38.20 cm

12.00 € inc. VAT

Alphonse Mucha was a leading exponent of the Art-Nouveau style, which demanded the creation of a decorative scheme that would allow for the repetition of stylistic patterns. Mucha based his work on an image that lent itself to an arrangement in cycles based on traditional themes, usually drawn from the physical world.

For this reason, Mucha gave his first set of decorative panels, made in 1896, the title The Four Seasons. He continued this practice with a number of highly successful panels which respect the fourfold or twofold variation on a theme, including The Four Flowers (1898) and The Four Times of the Day (1899), originating during the period when Mucha’s style was already fully developed.

The stylized combination of vegetation and beautiful women was an expression of his joyful vision of life, one greatly appreciated by his audience at the time.

From the artistic perspective, The Four Arts cycle (1898) can be considered the most serious among these cycles, executed in several techniques and distinguished especially by the poetic quality of Mucha’s designs.

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