Mirror (4) - Wood, Glass - After Alphonse Mucha
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Four decorative wall mirrors in a stained‑glass style from Alphonse Mucha’s As Fases do Dia series, with wooden frames and glass panels, made in France, dating to the 1960s–1980s, external dimensions 65 cm high by 29 cm wide (internal 6 cm by 24 cm), each signed at the bottom ‘Mucha’.
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Decorative wall mirrors in a stained-glass style, belonging to the series "The Phases of the Day" by master Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), in 1899.
One of the most representative series of the Art Nouveau style.
In this lot - "Reverie du Soir", "Eveil du Matin", "Repos de la Nuit" and "Eclat du Jour".
All signed at the bottom "Mucha".
Each one is set in a natural environment and is surrounded by a decorative, intricate frame that resembles a Gothic window.
Alphonse Mucha saw women and the feminine as a counterpoint to the coldness of the Industrial Revolution!
Large, rare, beautiful mirrors full of color and luminosity for a discerning collector.
It should be noted that these are original pieces from the decade between the 1960s and 1970s when Art Nouveau fashion resurged in Europe.
In crystal glass with a chestnut-brown wooden frame with slight flaws.
The items you will receive are the ones photographed.
They will be properly packed and shipped with a tracking code.
Still with the distributor’s sticker in Portugal affixed to the back.
Small wear on the wooden frames, the glass panes are pristine.
Seller's Story
Antiques are my great passion; all the items I have on auction were found at antique fairs and antique shops mainly from the Lisbon area, but also from the rest of Portugal, a country with a centuries-old history and many fabulous pieces and objects from this long journey, which I present here for auction. Only pieces of good quality, distinctly original, and obviously beautiful. Guarantee of quality and great care in the shipping of the items. Thank you.
Translated by Google TranslateDecorative wall mirrors in a stained-glass style, belonging to the series "The Phases of the Day" by master Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), in 1899.
One of the most representative series of the Art Nouveau style.
In this lot - "Reverie du Soir", "Eveil du Matin", "Repos de la Nuit" and "Eclat du Jour".
All signed at the bottom "Mucha".
Each one is set in a natural environment and is surrounded by a decorative, intricate frame that resembles a Gothic window.
Alphonse Mucha saw women and the feminine as a counterpoint to the coldness of the Industrial Revolution!
Large, rare, beautiful mirrors full of color and luminosity for a discerning collector.
It should be noted that these are original pieces from the decade between the 1960s and 1970s when Art Nouveau fashion resurged in Europe.
In crystal glass with a chestnut-brown wooden frame with slight flaws.
The items you will receive are the ones photographed.
They will be properly packed and shipped with a tracking code.
Still with the distributor’s sticker in Portugal affixed to the back.
Small wear on the wooden frames, the glass panes are pristine.
Seller's Story
Antiques are my great passion; all the items I have on auction were found at antique fairs and antique shops mainly from the Lisbon area, but also from the rest of Portugal, a country with a centuries-old history and many fabulous pieces and objects from this long journey, which I present here for auction. Only pieces of good quality, distinctly original, and obviously beautiful. Guarantee of quality and great care in the shipping of the items. Thank you.
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Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
After Alphonse Mucha
Number of objects
4
Country of origin
France
Material
Glass, Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
External height
65 cm
External width
29 cm
Internal height
6 cm
Internal width
24 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970, 1970-1980
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