Alfons Mucha (1860-1939)
The Flowers. 1900. 
Lithograph. 
Sight: 50x66cm
Rennert-Weill 49 (variant 2). Printed in colors. Fine proof on glazed vellum. Freckles, brown spots and traces of oxidation caused by old humidity. A few small surface epidermal marks. A long oblique scratch at the foot of the left subject. Full margins. Frame (not examined outside the frame). 

"In an extra effort to meet the various demands of the public, Champenois collected the four panels on a single sheet, in small format, which he sold for 8 francs. The four images are set against an ornamental circular background flanked by two pedestal-like supports." (J. Rennert and A. Weill, Alphonse Mucha, Toutes les Affiches et Panneaux, Upssala, Hjert & Hjert, 1984, p. 194).
Live Wednesday 14 May 2025・17:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 8

Alfons Mucha (1860-1939) The Flowers. 1900. Lithograph. Sight: 50x66cm Rennert-Weill 49 (variant 2). Printed in colors. Fine proof on glazed vellum. Freckles, brown spots and traces of oxidation caused by old humidity. A few small surface epidermal marks. A long oblique scratch at the foot of the left subject. Full margins. Frame (not examined outside the frame). "In an extra effort to meet the various demands of the public, Champenois collected the four panels on a single sheet, in small format, which he sold for 8 francs. The four images are set against an ornamental circular background flanked by two pedestal-like supports." (J. Rennert and A. Weill, Alphonse Mucha, Toutes les Affiches et Panneaux, Upssala, Hjert & Hjert, 1984, p. 194).

Estimate
€2,500 - €3,000
Result
€2,500
Buyer's premium
30%
Alfons Mucha (1860-1939) The Flowers. 1900. Lithograph. Sight: 50x66cm Rennert-Weill 49 (variant 2). Printed in colors. Fine proof on glazed vellum. Freckles, brown spots and traces of oxidation caused by old humidity. A few small surface epidermal marks. A long oblique scratch at the foot of the left subject. Full margins. Frame (not examined outside the frame). "In an extra effort to meet the various demands of the public, Champenois collected the four panels on a single sheet, in small format, which he sold for 8 francs. The four images are set against an ornamental circular background flanked by two pedestal-like supports." (J. Rennert and A. Weill, Alphonse Mucha, Toutes les Affiches et Panneaux, Upssala, Hjert & Hjert, 1984, p. 194).
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