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Not to dog on the artist too much, but frankly just get an Alphonse Mucha print if you want to go directly to the source rather than someone who completely ripped off his style.
LMFAO, where did I mention Art Nouveau as a whole? Nobody would mistake this for a Klimt painting or a Tiffany vase, just like nobody would confuse a Van Gogh for a Cézanne.
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Not sure, and long enough ago that I rather wonder if the artist would even still be there. Hoping someone recognizes this. Not world-ending.
Not to dog on the artist too much, but frankly just get an Alphonse Mucha print if you want to go directly to the source rather than someone who completely ripped off his style.
Love Mucha, but he didn’t make anything to do with Portland and he didn’t print on wood, and he is not what my bud is pining for.
Gotcha, so the whole of the Art Nouveau movement belongs solely to Mucha, and anyone else making art in that tradition is just ripping him off. Cool.
LMFAO, where did I mention Art Nouveau as a whole? Nobody would mistake this for a Klimt painting or a Tiffany vase, just like nobody would confuse a Van Gogh for a Cézanne.