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18 de sept. de 2021 · Tras sus exitosos carteles para la famosa actriz Sarah Bernhardt, Alphonse Mucha, considerado uno de los mayores exponentes del "art noveau", inundó Europa con sus hermosos carteles en tonos pastel, en los que mostraba a sensuales mujeres rodeadas de una frondosa y exquisita naturaleza.
20 de jun. de 2017 · El Art Nouveau ya existía, pero restringido a los círculos iniciados en el arte. Fue Alfons Mucha, con el madrinazgo de Sarah Bernhardt quien por primera vez quizás hasta hoy, logró que el arte penetrara lo cotidiano y desafiara el sentido peyorativo de la clasificación como “decorativo”.
13 de dic. de 2017 · It is the case of an Art Nouveau decorative bronze inkwell of 1880. It is a self-portrait with a fish tail and bat wings, this piece is inspired in her performance in Le Sphinx (1874). Le Sphynx (Photo Credit: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)
13 de nov. de 2018 · Alphonse Mucha, papier à cigarette (Job), 1896. © Mucha Trust 2018. He spent some time as an illustrator in Paris before his big break came in 1894, when the legendary stage actress Sarah Bernhardt commissioned Mucha to design a poster for Gismonda, a Greek melodrama she was to star in and direct.
The Parisian actress Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) was the single most influential figure in Mucha’s life as an artist. It was his first poster for her, Gismonda , that made him famous and he grew both as a man and an artist through his professional collaboration and friendship with the greatest stage personality of the era.
10 de ago. de 2023 · Sarah Bernhardt, la diva de la Belle Èpoque. Curiosidades de la historia. Alfonso López. Historiador. Actualizado a 17 de julio de 2023 · 11:29 · Lectura: 1 min. Antes del cine y la televisión, el gran espectáculo de masas era el teatro, y la capital mundial de ese arte era París.
1 de jul. de 2019 · Around Christmas in 1894, the actress Sarah Bernhardt called Maurice de Brunhoff, the manager of Lemercier, a publishing company in Paris that produced her promotional posters. Bernhardt was...
