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Alphonse Maria Mucha — VisualArtsDB

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Alphonse Maria Mucha

Alphonse Maria Mucha

Czech (Nationality) · b. 1860 — d. 1939

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Born 1860 — Died 1939

1880s

[View from the Window of Mucha's Apartment, near Amalienstrasse, Munich]

[View from the Window of Mucha's Apartment, near Amalienstrasse, Munich]

[View from the Window of Mucha's Apartment, near Amalienstrasse, Munich]

[View from the Window of Mucha's Apartment, near Amalienstrasse, Munich]

[View from the Window of Mucha's Apartment, near Amalienstrasse, Munich]

[View from the Window of Mucha's Apartment, near Amalienstrasse, Munich]

[View from the Window of Mucha's Apartment, near Amalienstrasse, Munich]

[View from the Window of Mucha's Apartment, near Amalienstrasse, Munich]

+3

1890s

[Woman modeling on a bench]

[Woman modeling on a bench]

[View of a Wheatfield]

[View of a Wheatfield]

[Female Model for the Allegory "September" from the Cycle of the Twelve Months, for the Journal "Cocorico," Paris]

[Female Model for the Allegory "September" from the Cycle of the Twelve Months, for the Journal "Cocorico," Paris]

[Female Model on a Divan, Paris]

[Female Model on a Divan, Paris]

+18

1900s

[Study of Ferns and Rocks]

[Study of Ferns and Rocks]

[Female Model Wearing Crown and Holding Sword]

[Female Model Wearing Crown and Holding Sword]

[Landscape from a Train, South of France]

[Landscape from a Train, South of France]

[Female Model for Illustration of Emil Gebhart's "Cloches de Noël et de Pâques," Paris]

[Female Model for Illustration of Emil Gebhart's "Cloches de Noël et de Pâques," Paris]

+41

1910s

[Woman kneeling before robed man]

[Woman kneeling before robed man]

[Unidentified Woman Sitting on the Deck of a Ship]

[Unidentified Woman Sitting on the Deck of a Ship]

[Two Semi-Nude Men on Floor of Studio]

[Two Semi-Nude Men on Floor of Studio]

[Alphonse Mucha with Sisters Ana and Andela and Andela's Husband, Jan Remunda, Rosice near Brno, Moravia]

[Alphonse Mucha with Sisters Ana and Andela and Andela's Husband, Jan Remunda, Rosice near Brno, Moravia]

+17

1920s

[Portrait of Alphonse Mucha and His Wife]

[Portrait of Alphonse Mucha and His Wife]

[Seated Female Model Holding Tree Branch]

[Seated Female Model Holding Tree Branch]

[Marie Muchová with Her Son, Jirí]

[Marie Muchová with Her Son, Jirí]

[Dogwood in Bloom]

[Dogwood in Bloom]

+8

1930s

[The Last Self-Portrait of Alphonse-Marie Mucha]

[The Last Self-Portrait of Alphonse-Marie Mucha]

Works

108 artworks

Tragedie

Tragedie

, 1908

[Miss Reichlová, The Principal Tragedienne of the Reinhardt Theater, as the Model for the Painting, "Tragedy," Part of the Interior Decoration of the German Theater, New York City]

[Miss Reichlová, The Principal Tragedienne of the Reinhardt Theater, as the Model for the Painting, "Tragedy," Part of the Interior Decoration of the German Theater, New York City]

, 1908

[Woman kneeling before robed man]

[Woman kneeling before robed man]

, 1910

[Unidentified Woman Sitting on the Deck of a Ship]

[Unidentified Woman Sitting on the Deck of a Ship]

, 1910

[Two Semi-Nude Men on Floor of Studio]

[Two Semi-Nude Men on Floor of Studio]

, 1911

[Alphonse Mucha with Sisters Ana and Andela and Andela's Husband, Jan Remunda, Rosice near Brno, Moravia]

[Alphonse Mucha with Sisters Ana and Andela and Andela's Husband, Jan Remunda, Rosice near Brno, Moravia]

, 1911

[Self-Portrait of Alphonse Mucha at Work on "Lunette, Through Strength to Liberty, Through Love to Unity!" for the Mayor's Hall Municipal House, Prague]

[Self-Portrait of Alphonse Mucha at Work on "Lunette, Through Strength to Liberty, Through Love to Unity!" for the Mayor's Hall Municipal House, Prague]

, 1911

[Three Models Posing for the "Symbolic Group" in the picture, "The Feast of St. Vitus in Rügan," from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Zbiroh, Bohemia"]

[Three Models Posing for the "Symbolic Group" in the picture, "The Feast of St. Vitus in Rügan," from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Zbiroh, Bohemia"]

, 1912

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

, 1913

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

, 1913

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

, 1913

[Birch-Lined Avenue, Russia]

[Birch-Lined Avenue, Russia]

, 1913

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

, 1913

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

, 1913

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

, 1913

[Mrs. Marie Mucchová with Daughter Jaroslava in the Park at Zbiroh, Bohemia]

[Mrs. Marie Mucchová with Daughter Jaroslava in the Park at Zbiroh, Bohemia]

, 1913

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

, 1913

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

, 1913

[Moscow]

, 1913

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

[Photographs from the Study Trip to Russia Used for the Painting,"The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia," (1914), from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Moscow"]

, 1913

[Self-Portrait of Alphonse Mucha Posing as "Jan Jus" for his picture, "Master John Juss Preaching in the Bethlehem Chapel," (1916) from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Zbiroh, Bohemia"]

[Self-Portrait of Alphonse Mucha Posing as "Jan Jus" for his picture, "Master John Juss Preaching in the Bethlehem Chapel," (1916) from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle, Zbiroh, Bohemia"]

, 1916

[Self-Portrait of Alphonse-Marie Mucha at the First Exhibition of the "Slavs Epic" at Prague Clementine]

[Self-Portrait of Alphonse-Marie Mucha at the First Exhibition of the "Slavs Epic" at Prague Clementine]

, 1919

[Mrs. Marie Muchová with Children, Jaroslava and Jirí, at Zbiroh, Bohemia]

[Mrs. Marie Muchová with Children, Jaroslava and Jirí, at Zbiroh, Bohemia]

, 1919

[Portrait of Alphonse Mucha and His Wife]

[Portrait of Alphonse Mucha and His Wife]

, 1920

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