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[Marie Muchová with Her Son, Jirí] by Alphonse Maria Mucha — VisualArtsDB

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[Marie Muchová with Her Son, Jirí]

[Marie Muchová with Her Son, Jirí]

[Marie Muchová with Her Son, Jirí]

Alphonse Maria Mucha

1920–1980

Dimensions: 29.5275590551 Centimeters (Measurements) × 23.1775463551 Centimeters (Measurements) × 30.0038100076 Centimeters (Measurements) × 24.2887985776 Centimeters (Measurements)
Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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[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"]

Alphonse Maria Mucha, 1913

[Two Male Models as Ancient Warriors, One Wearing Chain Mail Armor]

[Two Male Models as Ancient Warriors, One Wearing Chain Mail Armor]

Alphonse Maria Mucha, 1900

[Alphonse Mucha with his Assistant Knap, as Models for the Picture, "Mount Athos" from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle"]

[Alphonse Mucha with his Assistant Knap, as Models for the Picture, "Mount Athos" from the "Epic of the Slavs Cycle"]

Alphonse Maria Mucha, 1926

Ballet studies

Ballet studies

Alphonse Maria Mucha, 1900

[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]

Alphonse Maria Mucha, 1908

[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"]

Alphonse Maria Mucha, 1913

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

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

Alphonse Maria Mucha, 1937

[Study of Unearthed Roots of a Tree Exposed from the Side of a Hill]

[Study of Unearthed Roots of a Tree Exposed from the Side of a Hill]

Alphonse Maria Mucha, 1900

[Chiliándari Monastery, Mount Athos]

[Chiliándari Monastery, Mount Athos]

Alphonse Maria Mucha, 1924

[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"]

Alphonse Maria Mucha, 1913

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

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

Alphonse Maria Mucha, 1886

[Boy Dressed as an Indian Posed in Front of Ferns]

[Boy Dressed as an Indian Posed in Front of Ferns]

Alphonse Maria Mucha, 1900