biscuits lefevre utile Size:40x50Poster with the poster "Biscuits lefevre utile" by Alphonse Mucha (1860 1939) from 1897. The poster is an advertisement for Biscuits lefevre utile, a French biscuit company. Like many of Mucha's other works, the poster features a woman with long curly hair, with sweeping lines and geometric patterns as a background. Alfons Maria Mucha, also known internationally as Alphonse Mucha, was a Czech graphic artist. Mucha lived in Paris during the Art Nouveau
This image depicts a kaleidoscope of butterflies and caterpillars in their natural habitats
The Swedish national swimming team would use Saltholmen's hot tub as a training pool
Aunt Brun is at the table serving food
small alleys and mountains and more
Artist: Charles August Teodor Lindholm | Created: 1894
in contrast to contemporary "idyllic" animal painting
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Poster with a painting "In Hötorgshallen" by Lotten Rönquist from 1889
- Come with me
The story centers around a young woman who challenges the aristocratic norms by dressing up as a boy
This image has an amazing wealth of detail - one can look at it for hours
Two young women representing yellow and purple plums sit in a plum tree and throw down fruit
