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Poster of Salon of the Hundred poster (1896) by Alfons Mucha

Poster of Salon of the Hundred poster (1896) by Alfons Mucha, with metal frame

Poster of Salon of the Hundred poster (1896) by Alfons Mucha, with white wooden frame

Poster of Salon of the Hundred poster (1896) by Alfons Mucha, with natural wooden frame

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Salon of the Hundred poster (1896) by Alfons Mucha

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Salon of the Hundred poster (1896) by Alfons Mucha

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$67.00

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A white margin is printed around the image, framing the design with subtle elegance.

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Mucha's "Salon of the Hundred" is. nwo available at Posterscape. An exquisite art nouveau poster that enchants with it's timeless elegance.

Printed on thick, durable art paper weighing 250 g/m² (110 lb) with a matte finish.
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Wood frames are made of high-quality oak.
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Poster of Salon of the Hundred poster (1896) by Alfons Mucha

Salon of the Hundred poster (1896) by Alfons Mucha

$40.20

$67.00

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