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Alphonse Mucha

Czech painter, illustrator and graphic artist (1860–1939)

Born in Ivančice. Died in Bubeneč.

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A life in paintings

Born 186048 dated paintingsDied 1939

53 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Self-portrait, sketching in his apartment, Paris
    Self-portrait, sketching in his apartment, Paris
    Alphonse Mucha
    c. 1889
  • Gismonda
    Gismonda
    Alphonse Mucha
    1894 · National Gallery Prague
  • Zodiac
    Zodiac
    Alphonse Mucha
    1896–1897
  • Spring
    Spring
    Alphonse Mucha
    1896
  • Summer
    Summer
    Alphonse Mucha
    1896
  • Winter
    Winter
    Alphonse Mucha
    1896
  • Autumn
    Autumn
    Alphonse Mucha
    1896
  • Advertisement for Job cigarettes.
    Advertisement for Job cigarettes.
    Alphonse Mucha
    1896 · Bibliothèque nationale de France
  • Rêveur
    Rêveur
    Alphonse Mucha
    1897
  • Poster design for Moët et Chandon champagne.
    Poster design for Moët et Chandon champagne.
    Alphonse Mucha
    1899 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Self-portrait (1899)
    Self-portrait (1899)
    Alphonse Mucha
    1899
  • Historische Szene
    Historische Szene
    Alphonse Mucha
    20th century
  • Madonna of the Lilies
    Madonna of the Lilies
    Alphonse Mucha
    1905 · Mucha Foundation
  • Self-portrait (1907)
    Self-portrait (1907)
    Alphonse Mucha
    1907 · Mucha Museum
  • Portrait of Josephine Crane-Bradley as Slavia
    Portrait of Josephine Crane-Bradley as Slavia
    Alphonse Mucha
    1908 · National Gallery Prague
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