Art Nouveau

Court-size postcard advertising a theater show by Ben Greet. This size postcard was produced in England during the 1890s until circa 1900. It is extremely unusual to see a full-color advertisement in this format. Learn More

Rococco fashion. Learn More

Girl in spring dress. Artist signed E.B. Learn More

Winter snow scene. Artist signed Jules Cheret. Learn More

A Happy New Year. Learn More

Printed on back "At the Christmas Shrine." Artwork by Prof. Cizek's Juvenile Class, Vienna. Junior Red Cross Christmas Cards. Religious, Christian. Learn More

"Your Letters. A Letter does not mean so much..." Copyright by P. F. Volland, #420. Learn More

"Satisfied with Life." Art deco. Learn More

"American Girl." Artist signed Alice Luella Fidler. Used 1913. Learn More

The roses everywhere. Art nouveau. Learn More

"At the ball." Learn More

The winter. Used 1916. Learn More

The roses everywhere. Learn More

Black waiter serves Byrrh to the white woman who is doing the Cake Walk dance. From the set "Concours d'Affiches Byrrh." In 1906, the company Byrrh held a poster contest for the best advertising postcard for their "Hygienic Tonic" aperitif. Hundreds for European artists participated and the company published a series of postcards showing the 112 winners of the various prize classes. Artist signed H. Chenet. Learn More

Angels fly out from the typewriter as the woman types. Advertising message typed on the back, 1924. Italian, black/white. Learn More

Art nouveau woman in masked costumer shows her pearly whites. Italian advert for "Odontalbos". Circa 1908. Learn More

Woman in front of a stained glass window. Used 1903 England. Learn More

Delicate woman in high fashion. Published by Theo. Stroefer, Series XXXIV, No. 6. Used 1900 Germany. Learn More

Fashionable woman and her five gentlemen. Published by Kunzli, Zurich, Switzerland. Used Italy. Learn More

Woman with flowers. Published in Germany. Learn More

"A Belle of the Old South. "Advertisement for Good Luck Baking Powder at the Jamestown Exposition, Virginia, 1907. View at the bottom of the Mines and Metallurgy and Marine Exhibits. By The Southern Manufacturers Co. , Richmond, Virginia. Learn More

Nude art figures of a man, woman and child for the Faenza Exposition, 1908, Italy. Artist signed A. Montevecchi. Learn More

The Fourth Congress of Bohemian Beekeepers, Czechoslovakia. Used 1920 Czech. , with Mucha design stamps. Learn More

Show of the Antique Art of Sienna, Sienna, Italy 1904. Artist signed Magrin. Learn More

Regional Exposition, Macerata, Italy, 1905. Learn More

By The Horticultural Society of Chicago. Some have attributed this art nouveau design Alphonse Mucha as he was known to be doing some work in Chicago around the time of this show. Used 1906 Chicago. Learn More

Anonymous. Learn More

Chromolithographed inset, surrounding silver decorative elements. Attributed to Kolomon Moser. Published in England. Learn More

"Iris. "By the artist G. Mataloni, 1898. Learn More

The semi-nude woman in the circle with the harp, palette, shovel, grains. Embossed. Learn More

The Japanese women on the walk. Learn More

"Year 1904 Exposition of Ancient Art." Artist signed. Learn More

"One pulls scharpie for our good soldiers." Artist signed Mela Koehler. Learn More

The fashion. Artist signed Eduard Josef Wimmer-Wisgrill. Learn More

The tennis girl. Unknown artist. Learn More

"Such stuff as dreams are made on. Shakespeare." Artwork by C. Coles Phillips. Copyright, 1909, by Life Publishing Co., New York. Learn More

Artist not known. Learn More

"Sanitol Girl." Copyright, 1905, by The Sanitol Chemical Laboratory Co., St. Louis. Learn More

"Reconciliation of the Czechs and the Slovaks." Artist signed Mucha. Learn More

New Year Poured Silver Molds set of six. Artist monogrammed MR (M. Rashka, pseudonym of Raphael Kirchner). Embossed, published by B.K.W.I., series 3002. Used. Learn More

Artist signed E. M. Lilien. Learn More

The Fine Arts Exposition, Turin. Artist signed. Learn More

The fresque on the ceiling of the Municipal Bulding in Prague Solidarity of the Slavonic Nations. Artwork by Alphonse Mucha. Learn More

"Pim toothpaste. Teeth white, perfumed breath." Learn More

"Vestale." Artwork by Raphael Kirchner. Published by Raphael Tuck & Sons, Paris. Learn More

"Community Plate." Artist signed Coles Phillips. Advertising text printed on back by the J.J. Daly Company, Ottawa, Canada. Learn More

"Silvester Orakel." Artist signed "MR", for M. Rashka, a Kirchner pseudonym. Embossed. Published by B.K.W.I. #3002-4. Used 1910 Hungary. Learn More

"Venice Tridentina (Dolomiti)." Learn More

The happiness. Artist signed, art nouveau. Learn More