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Alfon Maria Mucha, affectionally known as Alphonese, was a Czech painted and graphic artist based in Paris. Born in Ivancice in 1860, Mucha was renowned for his distinctly stylized and decorative theatrical posters, especially those of Sarah Bernhardt.

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The artist incorporates cooler colors draped behind a throne. A princess sits in it. One of my favorite pieces by the artist, this one uses cooler shades to create feelings of calmness and gold to symbolize royalty. Like many other works, the colors in this one are muted. It was designed for Princezna Hyacinta, a fairy-tale ballet and pantomime with music by Oskar Nedbal and libretto by Ladislav Novák.

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A gold encrusted poster outlined with a sense of beauty and luxury. A plump, blonde woman is smoking a cigarette, the smoke trailing behind her as she smiles contently. Her curls hang over the gold frame.

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A depiction of a woman standing in front of a zodiac wheel, wearing a crown and surrounded by astrological symbols. It was created as a calendar for one of his earlier partners. The zodiac signs are incorporated as a halo like ring hanging above the woman's head.

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Daydream radiates a cathedral energy, using muted pink and rosey colors to give a maternal sense of security and comfort. The beautiful floral designs surrounding the woman are to show off the capabilities of his client. The poster was made to advertise a printing company.