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A woman in profile beneath a jewelled headdress, her golden hair coiling out in long ropes, ringed by twelve zodiac roundels in pale blue and grey. Alphonse Mucha designed it in 1896 as a calendar and it was later adapted for the Paris magazine La Plume — hence the red lettering across the top, the bay leaves and red-and-gold border, and the grid of tiny dates along the bottom.
That date grid is the hard part, rows of near-identical small print, and the flat cream ground behind her head gives little back. Finished size 68 x 51cm.
Intricate Art Nouveau decorative details, subtle colour gradations, and ornate border patterns with small zodiac symbols require careful attention.











