This is a wonderful presentation on one of my favorite artists! It breaks my heart that he has not had the respect and recognition that I think he deserves. Thank you. ❤️
The Mucha Museum in Prague has been open to the public since 1998; no appointment is necessary. The panels of The Slav Epic have been on view in the main building of the National Gallery in Prague since 2012.
I see that this was recorded on 2015, but I recall going to a collective Alphonse Mucha exhibition in South Korea in 2013. It was amazing - maybe his works aren't as difficult and neglected as it sounds, or maybe the exhibition was a very special occasion. He's quite well known now!
another of your lectures completely blew my sixty five year old mind. I am ready, I think, to watch this lecture. Wish me luck. I've been a bit shaken since about midnight last November eighth.
Thank you for the history lesson on Mucha. A limited edition 1 oz silver collector coin series on Mucha brought me here. I've seen his work around but never knew who he was until I came across the coins and started to research Mucha. The coins are stunning and his artwork is amazing.
Going to see his works at Dayton Art Institute this weekend! I have loved his works and how often he was used for the Haight-Ashbury times in San Fran.
Thank you for this! Mucha is my favorite artist. I shed a few tears hearing that some of his work was destroyed, but am happy to know that his legacy lives on in others who appreciate his work.
Note: The situation is dramatically changing these days. The recognition of Mucha is much much bigger then 10 years ago. New galleries are being made within the Czech Republic. The whole castle is being renovated to make an decent place to exhibit the Slav Epic. New books, cinema projects, modern technology using projections, comics. All these small merch... Mucha is VERY popular in Czech republic these days... Finally
There’s a whole bunch of his work available for viewing at Navy Pier in Chicago, especially in the stained glass exposition and it’s been available for years. I’m so sad that’s been forgotten.
This is a wonderful presentation on one of my favorite artists! It breaks my heart that he has not had the respect and recognition that I think he deserves. Thank you. ❤️
Thank you so much. Mucha is my biggest inspiration as an artist and graphic designer. To hear all about his life like this is just fascinating.
The Mucha Museum in Prague has been open to the public since 1998; no appointment is necessary. The panels of The Slav Epic have been on view in the main building of the National Gallery in Prague since 2012.
Thank you Felicia Zavarella Stadelman!!!
I truly enjoyed your presentation and your enthusiasm which kept me engaged. I remember copying Mucha's style in art school.
Amazing lecture! I love Mucha's work and Felicia Zavarella just brought him to life with the details about his life and career. Big thanks!
I see that this was recorded on 2015, but I recall going to a collective Alphonse Mucha exhibition in South Korea in 2013. It was amazing - maybe his works aren't as difficult and neglected as it sounds, or maybe the exhibition was a very special occasion. He's quite well known now!
What a fascinating lecture on the life and work of Mucha! The best on UA-cam, I think! Thank you so much.
another of your lectures completely blew my sixty five year old mind. I am ready, I think, to watch this lecture. Wish me luck. I've been a bit shaken since about midnight last November eighth.
today is the anniversary of his passing. thank you for posting this..
I love this video, thank you so much for this.
Thank you for the history lesson on Mucha. A limited edition 1 oz silver collector coin series on Mucha brought me here. I've seen his work around but never knew who he was until I came across the coins and started to research Mucha. The coins are stunning and his artwork is amazing.
Going to see his works at Dayton Art Institute this weekend! I have loved his works and how often he was used for the Haight-Ashbury times in San Fran.
Thank you for this! Mucha is my favorite artist. I shed a few tears hearing that some of his work was destroyed, but am happy to know that his legacy lives on in others who appreciate his work.
Note: The situation is dramatically changing these days. The recognition of Mucha is much much bigger then 10 years ago. New galleries are being made within the Czech Republic. The whole castle is being renovated to make an decent place to exhibit the Slav Epic. New books, cinema projects, modern technology using projections, comics. All these small merch... Mucha is VERY popular in Czech republic these days... Finally
There’s a whole bunch of his work available for viewing at Navy Pier in Chicago, especially in the stained glass exposition and it’s been available for years. I’m so sad that’s been forgotten.
oh!...and thank you Hudson Library and H.S. for this super lecture...subscribed!
CLASSIC ARTIST INTELLIGENT AND HARD WORKING STUDENT ALPHONSE MUCHA
Great lecture. Extremely interesting and well presented. Completely tragic ending. I am in disbelief at the brutal treatment of the slav epic 0___0
Thanks a lot for this great lecture.