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不二家妹妹化身新藝術女神：日本 Mucha 特展推出超夢幻周邊

精細豐富的線條、曼妙迷人的女子們，唯美浪漫是19世紀捷克畫家阿爾豐斯‧慕夏（Alphonse Mucha）畫作的特色，讓人一看就能辨識的特殊風格，不只成為新藝術流派的代表人物，更被捷克譽為國寶，甚至還影響了後世許多畫家，每次開展都會吸引蜂擁人潮前往，可以說是受歡迎的畫家之一也不為過。

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December is here, and in Prague it's been a wintry weekend. Here is @realalphonsemucha's "The Seasons (1896)", with snowy "Winter" on the right hand side. You can see this version of "The Seasons" in the Mucha exhibition currently on show at the @palazzopallavicini in Bologna, Italy. More info about the exhibition here: https://www.palazzopallavicini.com/ #alphonsemucha #alfonsmucha #artnouveau #czechart #alphonsemuchabologna #seasons #spring #summer #autumn #winter #december #snow #museum #bologna

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@realalphonsemucha became famous almost overnight in 1894 when, as a little known artist, he created the poster for Sarah Bernhardt's play Gismonda. As Mucha told the story, when she first saw the poster, she embraced him and exclaimed "Mr. Mucha, you have made me immortal!" She loved the poster so much that she signed him to a six year contract to create all her posters, costumes, stage designs and more. The people of Paris also loved the poster, and many of them either bribed poster-stickers to give them a copy, or went out at night to cut them down from the hoardings. Overnight, Art Nouveau – originally called "le style Mucha" – was born. You can see the original poster for Gismonda in the ongoing Mucha exhibition at the @museeduluxembourg in Paris. #alphonsemucha #alfonsmucha #artnouveau #czechart #expomucha #mucha #museeduluxembourg #paris #theater #theatre #sarahbernhardt #gismonda #dreamscometrue More details here: https://bit.ly/MDL_Mucha

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Among the treasures on display at the @realalphonsemucha exhibition at the @palazzopallavicini in Bologna, Italy, is the stunning lithograph "Zodiac" One of Mucha's most popular designs, it was originally designed as a calendar, incorporating twelve zodiac signs in the halo-like disk behind the woman's head. At least nine variants of this lithograph are known, including this one which was printed without text to serve as a decorative panel. More details about the exhibition here: https://www.palazzopallavicini.com/ #alphonsemucha #alfonsmucha #artnouveau #czechart #stylemucha #mucha #poster #alphonsemuchabologna #bologna #zodiac #horoscope #calendar #astrology #starsigns #aquarius #pisces #aries #taurus #gemini #cancer #leo #virgo #libra #scorpio #sagittarius #capricorn

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《大家的慕夏從慕夏看漫畫−線的魔術》

而這次，日本即將舉辦名為《大家的慕夏從慕夏看漫畫−線的魔術》（みんなのミュシャミュシャからマンガへ―線の魔術）的展覽，從今年7月到明年11月，在日本六個美術館進行為期一年多的巡迴，不只展出慕夏的作品，以及日本浮世繪帶給慕夏的靈感，也將介紹慕夏的風格是如何影響50、60年代的海報設計，以及日本近代的漫畫及插畫美學，總計約250件作品，如此盛大的規模，期間有計畫赴日旅遊的人絕對不能錯過。