Alfons Mucha F. Champenois Imprimeur-Editeur 1897 Magnets

A reproduction of the Alfons(Alphonse) Maria Mucha color lithograph F. Champenois Imprimeur-Editeur, 1897. Mucha (1860 – 1939) was one of the most influential artists of the Art Nouveau period. This image has been digitally enhanced and reparied by Artform Nouveau to remove watermarks and discolorations.
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Alphonse Mucha, Danse, Recolored-Exclusive Print

A tile client of mine saw a recolored version I made of “Danse” and loved it, and asked for an even more dramatic altering of this masterpiece. She loved the image, disliked the browns and earth tones. Since I created this piece, there has been a huge demand for her, so I decided to offer her on Zazzle as posters and canvas prints. It took nine hours to alter her, and if there is any masterpiece you'd like recolored to match your taste or decor, we can most definitely make your dreams come true. This is an exclusive to Yesterday's Girl. This is an archival quality reproduction and one of a kind.
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Mucha Art Nouveau Poster – Zodiac – La Plume

This image is a quality reproduction of Alphonse Mucha's famous Art Nouveau poster “Zodiac,” also known as “La Plume.” “Zodiac” was designed in 1896 as a calendar printed by F. Champenois, Paris. Shortly thereafter, the popular French Magazine “La Plume” purchased the rights to Mucha's illustration. The image was widely popular, and it became synonymous with the Magazine. Note: This image looks best in the following sizes: Large, small, & portfolio . This print is available as a quality poster or a canvas print. Framing is also available. Mucha became one of the most sought out artists of the Art Nouveau, but interestingly, he protested the “Art Nouveau” label, for it was his view that art is eternal and not “new.” He strongly preferred his paintings to his posters, but the world has always sought out his posters. His paintings say volumes about the spirit of people and are very important, but for the most part, they are yet to be discovered by the world.
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