Alphons Mucha (1860-1939), after - Fleurs





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This limited-edition set of four framed decorative mirrors features lithographic reproductions of Fleurs by Alphons Mucha (1860–1939), after, in the Art Nouveau style.
Description from the seller
Alphons Mucha (1860-1939), after
This collection has the peculiarity of being a special and rare edition
These lovely ladies are The Flowers of, Alphonse Mucha, first version 1896
Probably the most beautiful and elegant series of wall mirrors by Alphonse Mucha that I have ever had in our collection
Size and weight excellent: 57x28x2 cm
with walnut wood although one of the frames is not identical
Set of 4 Decorative Art Nouveau Mirrors – Alphonse Mucha – Personified Flowers
Magnificent set of 4 decorative mirrors inspired by the iconic works of Alphonse Mucha, master of the Art Nouveau movement. Each piece represents an allegorical female figure associated with a flower, in an elegant and timeless style that characterizes Mucha's floral and ornamental aesthetics.
Titles of the works:
• Le Lys / Lily – The Lily
• L’Iris / Iris – The Iris
• L’Oeillet / Carnation – The Carnation
• La Rose / Rose – The Rose
These compositions show women surrounded by flowers and flowing robes, with romantic features and soft tones, framed by mirrors with gilded inlays and carved wooden frames.
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Details of the set:
• Technique: Print applied on decorative mirror
• Style: Art Nouveau / Decorative Arts
• Visible signature: “Mucha” printed on the images
• Dimensions (each mirror, approx.): 57 cm (height) x 28 cm (width)
• Era: Probably 1970s–1980s (vintage production)
• Condition:
• Very visible prints
• Frames with visible wear, small defects and signs of use (see photos)
• Mirrors with small edge flaws and wear on the gilded film
• Ideal for light restoration or vintage decorative use
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Note:
Pieces ideal for those who appreciate Mucha's romantic and feminine aesthetic, perfect for interior decoration with classic or bohemian charm. Can be hung side by side or arranged vertically as a floral artistic panel.
The frames have some age-related scratches."}
Seller's Story
Alphons Mucha (1860-1939), after
This collection has the peculiarity of being a special and rare edition
These lovely ladies are The Flowers of, Alphonse Mucha, first version 1896
Probably the most beautiful and elegant series of wall mirrors by Alphonse Mucha that I have ever had in our collection
Size and weight excellent: 57x28x2 cm
with walnut wood although one of the frames is not identical
Set of 4 Decorative Art Nouveau Mirrors – Alphonse Mucha – Personified Flowers
Magnificent set of 4 decorative mirrors inspired by the iconic works of Alphonse Mucha, master of the Art Nouveau movement. Each piece represents an allegorical female figure associated with a flower, in an elegant and timeless style that characterizes Mucha's floral and ornamental aesthetics.
Titles of the works:
• Le Lys / Lily – The Lily
• L’Iris / Iris – The Iris
• L’Oeillet / Carnation – The Carnation
• La Rose / Rose – The Rose
These compositions show women surrounded by flowers and flowing robes, with romantic features and soft tones, framed by mirrors with gilded inlays and carved wooden frames.
⸻
Details of the set:
• Technique: Print applied on decorative mirror
• Style: Art Nouveau / Decorative Arts
• Visible signature: “Mucha” printed on the images
• Dimensions (each mirror, approx.): 57 cm (height) x 28 cm (width)
• Era: Probably 1970s–1980s (vintage production)
• Condition:
• Very visible prints
• Frames with visible wear, small defects and signs of use (see photos)
• Mirrors with small edge flaws and wear on the gilded film
• Ideal for light restoration or vintage decorative use
⸻
Note:
Pieces ideal for those who appreciate Mucha's romantic and feminine aesthetic, perfect for interior decoration with classic or bohemian charm. Can be hung side by side or arranged vertically as a floral artistic panel.
The frames have some age-related scratches."}

