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Jigsaw puzzles from Japan
Master of the style of Art Nouveau
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 Les fleursFour personified flowers: Rose, Iris, Carnation, and Lily. This popular series of prints was first issued in 1898.
 In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 2000 pieces; 53 x 38 cm (21" x 15") Code: E54007 (54-007 on package) Retail price ¥2000 (approx. US$18.87 €15.87 £13.61) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Mucha Trust Four seasonsIn this four-panel painting, Mucha portrays Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter as women in the flowing and elegant style for which he is famous.
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 2000 pieces; 53 x 38 cm (21" x 15") Code: E54017 (54-017 on package) Retail price ¥2000 (approx. US$18.87 €15.87 £13.61) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 ZodiacThe signs of the zodiac are arranged in a circle around the head of the model, who wears ornate headgear, and whose hair flows in stylised curves. This is the original version, a calendar for 1896 printed for the magazine La Plume.
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 2000 pieces; 38 x 53 cm (15" x 21") Code: E54021 (54-021 on package) Retail price ¥2000 (approx. US$18.87 €15.87 £13.61) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Mucha Trust Times of the day"Awakening of the morn, Brightness of the day, Dream of the evening, Rest of the night" &emdash; four panels represent the times of the day with female figures draped in the unmistakable flowing Mucha style.
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1053 pieces; 38 x 26 cm (15" x 10") Code: E31005 (31-005 on package) Retail price ¥1600 (approx. US$15.09 €12.70 £10.88) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
Born in Moravia in 1860, Mucha moved to Paris where he became a leading figure in the art nouveau movement that heralded the turn of the 20th century. His name was originally Alfons, but in French and English it is often written Alphonse.
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