Description: No Reasonable Offer Refused! Price includes, Shipping, Handling, Insurance & our 100% Money Back Guarantee! *********************************************************** Foxland Jamaica Rum, 1897 by Alphonse Mucha (see bio below) 24 x 36 Inch Open Edition Digital Image On Stretched Canvas This is on fully stretched, museum wrapped canvas ready to hang with or without additional framing. The 24 x36 is the most popular size and ready made frames that size are easy to find. However, the image is available in smaller sizes (20 x 30 and 16 x24). Check with us and we can make a listing for you. New item directly from the official publisher for whom we are authorized dealers. We have dozens of canvas images on both paper and canvas ranging in sizes from 12 x 16 to 36 x 48 and in prices from $17 on up. Contact Seller and we can list the image and size you are looking for on eBay with the Make Offer feature so you can save money.===========================================================================================Alphonse Mucha - Art Nouveau illustrator and painter noted for his posters of idealized female figures. After early education in Brno, Moravia, and work for a theatre scene-painting firm in Vienna, Mucha studied art in Prague, Munich, and Paris in the 1880s. He first became prominent as the principal advertiser of the actress Sarah Bernhardt in Paris. He designed the posters for several theatrical productions featuring that actress, beginning with Gismonda (1894), and he designed sets and costumes for her as well. Mucha designed many other posters and magazine illustrations, becoming one of the foremost designers in the Art Nouveau style. His supple, fluent draftsmanship is used to great effect in his posters of female nudes, whose delicate features are framed by luxuriantly flowing strands of hair. The sensuous bravura of the draftsmanship, particularly the use of twining, whiplash lines, imparts a strange refinement to these nudes. Between 1903 and 1922 Mucha made four trips to the United States, where he attracted the patronage of Charles Richard Crane, a Chicago industrialist and Slavophile, who subsidized Mucha's series of 20 large historical paintings (1912-30) illustrating the "Epic of the Slavic People." After 1922 Mucha lived in Czechoslovakia, donating his "Slavic Epic" paintings to the city of Prague ***********************************************************
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Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 14 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
Listed By: Dealer or Reseller
Country/Region of Manufacture: Jamaica
Material: Canvas
Print Type: Digital Canvas
Artist: Alphonse Mucha
Year of Production: 1897
Edition Type: Open Edition
Style: Art Nouveau
Signed?: Unsigned
Type: Print
Original/Reproduction: Artwork Reproduction
