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The first of Mucha’s decorative panels were The Seasons (1896), a series of four panels representing the theme of the four seasons.  The series proved very popular and it was followed by other popular series including The Flowers (1898), The Arts (1898), The Times of the Day (1899), The Precious Stones (1900) and The Moon and the Stars (1902).

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It was Mucha’s belief that through the creation of beautiful works of art the quality of life would be improved.

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Mucha's work has inspired many people, some have re created them and had a tattoo made just like his work

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Definition of    'Art Nouveau'
a style of decorative art, architecture, and design prominent in western Europe and the USA from about 1890 until the First World War and characterized by intricate linear designs and flowing curves based on natural forms.

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His work is:

Detailed

Illustrated

Art Nouveau

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Muchas work also appeared in the, Les Maîtres de l'Affiche monthly publication featuring the best posters of the time selected by him. Also from that time, Mucha’s distinctive style was called ‘le style Mucha’, becoming synonymous with the current ‘Art Nouveau’ style.

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Mucha was established as a leading poster artist between 1895 and 1900

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http://www.muchafoundation.org/gallery/themes/theme/art-posters

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Feather (1899)

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The Times of the day- Brightness of Day (1899)

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The Times of the day- Brightness of Day (1899)

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Artist- Alphonse Mucha

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Art Posters

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Fruit (1897

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The arts painting (1898

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The Seasons-Summer (1896)

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The Season- Spring (1896)