The artist here is a little tough to nail down. Most websites attribute it to Alfons Mucha, but a few attribute it to German graphic designer Joseph Rudolf Witzel.
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“Autumn,” Alfons Mucha, 1896
Oil on panel.
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“Biscuits Lefèvre-Utile,” Alfons Mucha, 1896
Lithograph.
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