French art nouveau

french art nouveau advert - bottom of skirt looks like tulip

Cocorico was a French magazine first published in 1898. It was produced by the artist Paul Emile Boutigny and featured many artists of the Art Nouveau movement including Alphonse Mucha and Théophile Steinlen, A. Cossard and Franz Kupka. This is cover page from March 1901 with a beautiful cover illustration by L. Popineau.

Set the tone of your room from the walls out--"from the ground up" is so dated. Mix and match your favorite art prints on a gallery wall showcasing everything that makes your style unique. Art prints available in five sizes, from x-small to x-large. *Exact sizing may vary slightly due to printing process, we advise waiting to buy frames until the prints arrive. - Natural white, matte, ultra smooth background - 100% cotton, acid and lignin-free archival paper - Custom trimmed with…

About this item UNIQUE FINE ART PRINTS BY ALPHONSE MUCHA: These French Nouveau posters present all the typical traits of Mucha print - the beautiful women with flowing hair, and the subtle yet striking colors - all combine to create a compelling harmony of visuals for your home VINTAGE FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT POSTERS: Every piece in this Alphonse Mucha wall art Nouveau art collection is stunning and would look incredible in your living room, bedroom, coffee shop, or art classroom ALPHONSE MUCHA…

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Signature: Within image, lower left: "LOUIS RHEAD"Black ink, lower right: "Louis J. Rhead."Inscription: Lettered upper center: "TRY VIO-/ VIOLET/ A NEW"; lower center: "LUNDBORG/ PERFUME"

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“Art Nouveau, France by Jean Noel Viltard 1906 Evening gown “The Spring” by Rosa Genoni”