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Gismonda is the poster that made Mucha famous overnight. He designed it for Sarah Bernhardt's theatre production in 1894, and Parisians literally tore them off the...
A portrait of a young woman with a retro feel. There is a warmth to this piece -- something about the expression and the style that...
Morris designed the Honeysuckle pattern with twisting vines and blossoming flowers that weave together into a dense, layered composition. It has that signature Arts and Crafts...
Monet's Water Lilies with a taped-on effect -- like someone carefully placed the painting onto a surface with strips of tape. It adds a handmade, scrapbook...
Monet spent the last 30 years of his life painting water lilies. He built the pond, planted the flowers, and painted them over and over from...
Alphonse Mucha's White Rose is softer and more minimal than many of his works. A figure with a white rose, gentle and quiet -- Art Nouveau...
Mucha designed this for Job cigarette papers back in 1896, and it became one of his most famous poster works. A woman with flowing hair, surrounded...
Alphonse Mucha had a way of making daydreaming look like the most beautiful thing in the world. This piece shows a woman lost in thought, surrounded...
