The Lady of the Camellias
Alphonse Mucha · Czech, 1860-1939
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This Art Nouveau theatre poster by Alphonse Mucha, dated 1896, shows a woman with upswept auburn hair and a white camellia tucked into it, wearing a long white gown and fur-trimmed cape. She stands before a field of pale blue and purple stars, beside a stem of white camellias, with the title and the name Sarah Bernhardt set in decorative lettering above and below.
