This is one of my favorite Mucha's that you don't see that much. I love the crow and the gypsy girl. It is so beautiful. [Marion - this reminds me of you.]
Mucha loved the seasons. I can't think of Autumn without thinking of his beautiful women.
Another gypsy girl, or maybe this is her party costume. I love the rich Autumn colors.
What is not more Autumn than the harvesting of the crops? Here it is the grapes.
I don't know if this is Autumn, but I love the rich jewel tones that are in this painting. They remind me of Autumn.
This is one of my favorite Mucha's that you don't see that much. I love the crow and the gypsy girl. It is so beautiful. [Marion - this reminds me of you.]
Mucha loved the seasons. I can't think of Autumn without thinking of his beautiful women.
Another gypsy girl, or maybe this is her party costume. I love the rich Autumn colors.
What is not more Autumn than the harvesting of the crops? Here it is the grapes.
I don't know if this is Autumn, but I love the rich jewel tones that are in this painting. They remind me of Autumn.
They are so lush. :)Bea
ReplyDeletehe colours are so vibrant and rich and I particularly love the gypsy ones. Thank you once more for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI adore Mucha! Thanks for the great images.
ReplyDeleteWow! thanks so much for introducing me to this wonderful artist! His work is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteRich and luscious colors! Thank you for sharing these fabulous women. I adore Mucha, and these ladies with their deep jewel tones are perfect for this time of the year. Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for these wonderful images! Fall is my favorite time of year and these are perfect for the color, vibrancy and emotion of the season!
ReplyDeletePerfect art journal fodder... ; )
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I mucha love this artist...I will have to explore more about him
ReplyDeleteOOOO! that gypsy!
I'm a Mucha fan from way back (that would be the late 60s) but have never seen this one before. Thanks for sharing. Have to add, though, that is not a crow. Wrong body shape and definitely not a crow beak!!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff. Mucha is one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to say, that the first picture has nothing to do with gipsies. The title says "The Associatoon of Moravian singing-masters". Those clothes are traditional Moravian rural clothes people wore on Sundays to church or for festivals. So no gypsy, just a young country girl.
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