Svan Hill Museum, Mucha exhibition

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Created by Izu Whitefalcon

Alphonse Mucha is popular in Japan and there is a rich collection in Sakai City in Japan. His lithograph works (stone prints) are similar to the outline method of Ukiyo-e (woodcut prints), and the ”beauties of nature” drawn in folding screens in the era when Japan was isolated. 

And his ”Slavic Epics” has strong messages and were first exhibited in Japan in 2017 outside the Czech Republic.

The Swan Hill Museum is built by Japanese creator, Izu Falcon, and is a comprehensive source of information on the variation of his works and related information about Mucha. 

Its features are that it is a full-scale display of the work (unified to 130%), and it does not use floating texts, notecards givers, etc. that are often used in SL, but uses textures for all titles and explanations as in the real world.

2.1 Biography

2.2 Memoirs of a White Elephant (Woodcut), 1893 (33 y/o)

3. Second floor- Lithograph works 

3.1 Sarah Bernhardt’s posters, 1894 (34 y/o)

3.2 Decorative panels- Four cycle series, 1986

3.3 LE PATER (watercolor paintings), 1899

4. Third floor

4.1 Advertising Poster, 1896 - 1928

4.2 Oil paintings, 1894 - 1933

4.3 Stained-glass windows of St. Vitus Cathedral, 1931 (71 y/o)

5. The Slav Epic, 1912 - 1926