6 Themes That Defined Alphonse Mucha’s Iconic Art Nouveau Posters
In a bid to counteract the academic art of the 19th century, a new creative movement began to take shape in Europe. Called Art Nouveau, it was aimed at modernizing design. It became a style that spread across many creative disciplines including architecture and applied art—but especially decorative arts. Artists drew inspiration from both organic and geometric forms that resulted in elegant designs which featured flowing, plant-like motifs and architectural shapes.






































































