exhibition iMucha - Famous Collection In Motion, Alfons Mucha

exhibition iMucha - Famous Collection In Motion, Alfons Mucha

Self-portrait, one of the art works of Czech-born Art Nouveau master Alfons Mucha, at the exhibition iMucha - Famous Collection In Motion in Prague's Municipal House, Czech Republic, August 20, 2020. The collection of Czech-born Art Nouveau master Alfons Mucha's posters, gathered by tennis star Ivan Lendl, is returning on display in Prague after its success seven years ago, complemented not only by some 70 new posters but also by the original works' digital copies, which enable to set some of them in motion. Mucha's posters are part of the collections of many institutions, but the one gathered by Lendl, a Czech native, is exceptionally comprehensive. It toured the world in recent years, attracting over a half million people. (CTK Photo/Roman Vondrous)

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