I am the first time here but I feel like the woman in the video talking could be a Mucha Woman

One of my favourite artists, Prague is the place to go for art nouveau. Mucha was more than meets the eye

Alphonse was my great grandfather‘s cousin. This was a very charming and informative piece. Thank you!

This is well worth watching by anyone that loves art! It contained intriguing details about Mucha and his work and made me want to visit the show.

Love his art. No real lengthy documentary on KZfaq about him.

Absolutely my favorite artist/personality. Born in 1949, I'm 1/2 Czech.

Breathtaking angel explaining art.... this is just what I need

Rich, clear, concise and well edited. Really a good format. Thank you for the great work! I used your video before visiting Poster House with my students at FIAF.

The kitty!!!! 😺😺😺😺😺😺 Love Mucha! Thanks for the video!

An excellent survey, thank you. Beautiful set design and lighting as well. Was looking for more info on him before deciding whether to travel to see an exhibition. Looks like it's worth it for sure. Perhaps unusual, but I love both Mucha and Patrick Nagel for the power in the women they drew. Decades and continents apart, they yet have a parallel.

Was I the only one that had to slow the playback speed to understand everything she unpacked here? Super interesting all the same!

Wonderful to learn about the artist behind the well known posters. Thank you.

Didn't know of the influence of Czech patterns!

I've been a true fan for a long time... I learned a lot here in under five minutes. Over to the watch later list with this one.... aaaagain.

It’s official. This is the best art channel on You Tube.

Nice kitty! Well done on the video Rachel! (and Jason)Thank you!

Very enjoyable and informative, I hadn't previously appreciated how influential Mucha was. Thank you.

I really loved your video! I'm writing a paper on Mucha and had no idea where to start. Glad I found this video thanks!

This is my favorite commercial artist and I am also extremely fond of his other works and would love to travel to Prague to see them.

What poetry! I like speeches as often. Rare.

This channel is dope. Art history is fascinating. The combination is legit, well done!

I saw that exhibit. It was exquisite.

Subscribed. This channel was exactly what I have been looking for and I did not even know it. Very glad to have discovered this today after work. Everything works. The short format, the sure-handed curating of good representative works of the artist, the pace of the works depicted and yes of course the presentation was in most every way very easy on the eyes - which as well it should be as we are talking art here. Some famous artist mentioned something to the effect of the eye always turning towards beauty if I’ve not butchered even my attempt at paraphrasing thanks to my Lethean memory. Well here’s an apparent feast.

Mucha and Klimt and others of that time seemed to stay away from using many of the darker colors in so many of their paintings, but I wonder why? Tiffany worked in illumination, literally, but Mucha's paintings also were iridescent, or at least on the lighter side, but not so much pastel as in some watercolorists' works. I think it could be the invention of the lightbulb, and mass lighting which accounts for these artists color-tastes, and their pallette goes well on elongated forms. Thanks for your video!

He is the one and only style I aspire to capture ever since I've learned this style from the opening of Kingdom Hearts. The main character's likeness was emblazoned in a Mucha-esque motif as a stained glass design.

Awesome! Love your videos, we watched some in my AP Art History class 💕

Very informative and well executed. You also have a perfect voice for narration.

I thought you were Lily Collins (well, I'm definitely not the first to say it) You're beautiful!

Thanks for doing my project!

Love this channel ....especially love the cat :)))

You are amazing. Thank you for your effort.

Amazing and gorgeous posters! His paintings, such as his "Fate" of 1920 are also stunning. His sense of flat, linear design and composition is as good as it gets. If it weren't for the resistence I have towards nationalism, moralizing, and politics in art, I have a feeling I might find some of the Slav Epic phenomenal. The technique is exceptionally good, but ... ah ... the words is "propaganda". I wouldn't say he's guilty of it, but just a whiff I I tend to skitter away. He's a truly great artist. Very underrated due to politics, biases, and frivoulous fashion.

Interresting chanel keep up the good work.

Uno de los dibujantes más "Elegantes " , un ojo increíble, poesía, colores pasteles, inventvo , un trabajador de la vieja escuela ,etc

I said "I need a 4 minute Mucha video" and opened my YT app. Thanks.

I really want to see these slav epics, they look insane.

Uff Cant wait for moree! A very good video for learning about someone quick

Great video! Thank you.

I’d love to see your analysis of Frances Bacon. I love his art 😊

How come you don't have more subs?? Your channel is so good!! Keep it up!

Your videos are concise efficient fun. You take great care of your cat too.

Never heard of this artist. Visually stunning Looks enspired with absinthe use.

1:20 "posters like goddess like women" Cat *that was my cue*

Binging your videos! Thank you for this content I needed in my life 🙏❤

I just found this video and your channel and I'm definitely here to stay! The information you give, the pace and your voice are perfect! (Also love the cat ❤️) All the best wishes, hope there's more videos to come

very proud to be czech right now haha

thank you for this video! I got an oracle card deck based on his work and I wanted to know more about the artist! I think he would have liked the deck of cards :)

I love all your videos. Amazing.

wonderful summary!

So, I was looking for Mucha sources, and then briefly researched the painting at 1:08 (“The Wassail”, 1900) is probably inspired, if not actually produced by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh, the wife of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. They married the same year of the painting. Cheers to your show, thank you!

Love this channel!!!!

Goddamn incredible. 😲

Decorative art and practical design :)

I'm a kitty kat and I approved this message.

Oh，your cat is so cute🌸💕🌷❤️

oh gawd. I've been teaching my graphic design class about Art Nouveau and pronouncing his name "Mucha" like you'd say "muchas gracias". wonderful video!

Love the video, but main speaker talks so fast 😣

Oh man that cat scared me at the end:) nice video thanks

yo i don't know what this channel is but i'm fucking subscribed bro

This girl is beautiful

Wonderful video!

we'd like to know more about michael bookout artist

the cat is so cuuuuute haha

Thank you for info on one of my fave artists!.... ~You my dear have beautiful bone structure/cheek dimples/cheek-smile "Pillars"-(As I call them;)- And expressive means of presentation/speaking.... Is that your own kitty?....My feline consort is named Athena &/or Khava Barayeva...;) Thanks again & Be Well!

Crazy Good Videos. I got started with this one and moved on to your others. I think if you keep it up you will have a great following. Just curious as to how you get started on these videos? And great name. Do you mind sharing how you came up with it as well. Thanks for your time and good luck in all your endeavors.

I imagine Emily Copper presenting this conference.

A profitable summary- again, ta. Two questions: would Beardsley have known Mucha's work -mposs through Wilde/Bernhardt etc? & aren't the foundations pof art nouveau pre-empted by the Japanese?

Good video 👍

That was Margaret McIntosh not Charles

I love your cat 😹

Please video available in hindi language capture

Jimmy!

I love his incredibly beautiful women.

His last name is pronounced as ''mukha''...

Less charming presesnter & more Mucha images.

proof-reading - (poss through Wilde etc .... of art nouveau .....

You should talk more slowly. Otherwise good job.

Alfons Mucha, Gustav Klimt, Aubrey Beardsley, Henry de Toulouse Lautrec, those were artists and creators. Not like modern shitters in to the jar.

Came here after Katy Perry's never worn white video

Now you have 213. Peace

very well done but you speak way way too fast, enjoy the moment

I feel like you only breathe 2 time in the whole video.

Would really like his name to be pronounced correctly. Like the info but too fast.

is Alphonse pronounced, "Arrafonsa" ?

You really are so s t u n n i n g beautiful, Alphonse would ´ve loved to have you sitting as his favourite model !!

I'm seriously curious. Why is it popular to edit spaces where the narrator breathes? I really don't mind humans breathing. In fact, I prefer it. I find it disturbing to listen to narrative that sounds like a robot that never has to breathe. It's mentally tiring to listen to. Why am I the only who seems to feel this way?

Lol. Paid cat actor at 4.55!

I have a serious crush for you 😍😍

Slow down a little 🗣️

Omg I couldn't keep up with her fast talking! Sloooow down....

👈🏾🍒😻❤😻🍒👉🏾

It would be nice if you pronounced his surname correctly. Actually, the Wikipedia shows the correct pronunciation: [ˈalfons ˈmuxa], that is «Mukha» not «Muka». Also here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b598otaF3ti8d2Q.html

moo ha!

Well done document, thank you. Just bit slower in speed of narrating please. BTW. You are a beautiful young lady, just like one of the ladies from the Misters, work, so speak slower next time.

He was also Jewish!

T.T they never pronounce his name correctly its terrible. It honestly is uncomfortable to hear. CH is as one letter in our alphabet and it has a specific pronunciation. If you go on google translate select Czech language write in his name it will read it correctly. There is no ''K'' in his surname. Other then that nice video. Highly recommend using this on any artist to get their name right in their native languages or watch a documentary by people of artist's nationality. ^.^

I love your channel but wish you’d speak slower!