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Art Nouveau

Art Nouveau emerged in the 1890s as a deliberate rejection of industrial uniformity, drawing its forms from nature: curving stems, flowing hair, insects, and flowers rendered in sinuous lines and flat, luminous color. It was also a commercial movement, and lithography gave it a mass audience. Alphonse Mucha's work for the Paris print trade showed how far the style could stretch between fine art and advertising. The pieces shown here are period originals from that tradition.
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Art Nouveau

Art Nouveau emerged in the 1890s as a deliberate rejection of industrial uniformity, drawing its forms from nature: curving stems, flowing hair, insects, and flowers rendered in sinuous lines and flat, luminous color. It was also a commercial movement, and lithography gave it a mass audience. Alphonse Mucha's work for the Paris print trade showed how far the style could stretch between fine art and advertising. The pieces shown here are period originals from that tradition.

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Autumn Attire- La Vie Parisienne c.1921 $45.00 USD

Item Type: Cover Art

Size: 13.5" x 10.0"

Year: c.1921

Essence Lesourd Motor Oil by Misti c.1899 $1,250.00 USD

Item Type: Poster

Size: 51.25" x 38.5"

Year: c.1899

Bastille Day, Le Rire c.1900 $50.00 USD

Item Type: Illustration

Size: 11.5" x 8.5"

Year: c.1900

Lance Goines- Karl Kardel, Oakland c.1974 $300.00 USD

Item Type: Poster

Size: 24.0" x 18.0"

Year: c.1974

Let Me Kiss You, Le Rire c.1897 $50.00 USD

Item Type: Cover Art

Size: 11.75" x 8.5"

Year: c.1897

My Little Lady- La Vie Parisienne c.1909 $50.00 USD

Item Type: Cover Art

Size: 13.25" x 10.0"

Year: c.1909

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Humble Pie by David Singer (BG-280-1) c.1971 $250.00 USD

Item Type: Poster

Size: 21.0" x 14.0"

Year: c.1971

The Toymaker, La Vie Illustrée c.1893 $60.00 USD

Item Type: Cover Art

Size: 11.5" x 8.25"

Year: c.1893

The Sons of Champlin by Norman Orr (BG-273 & 274) c.1971 $400.00 USD

Item Type: Poster

Size: 22.0" x 28.0"

Year: c.1971