Slav Epic & Alphonse Mucha

With the recent news of The Slav Epic moving back to Moravský Krumlov, with an exhibition pencilled in for 2020, here’s a look at the other Mucha exhibitions planned for next  ... Read More

The remarkable large-format publication, presenting the entire Slav Epic in digitised form, was shown in New York in October 2019. As part of the Open House New York Weekend,  ... Read More

The Slav Epic is not only a cycle of monumental paintings, but also an extraordinary book of the highest quality. The luxurious large-format publication; epos, is comprised of  ... Read More

The new exhibition, opened on 13th June 2019, on display in the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul in Brno, presents a collection of artwork that depict the Holy Trinity. The  ... Read More

There’s still time to catch the Mucha exhibition in Osaka, Japan. On display until the end of June 2019, the ‘Mucha’s Dream’ exhibition, at the Sakai Alphonse Mucha Museum,  ... Read More

A new major Mucha exhibition has now opened in China. The Czech artist’s work is now on show in the Pearl Art Museum until July 21st. Curated with the cooperation of the Mucha  ... Read More

A collection of Mucha’s work is due to go on display in Tokyo next month. Opening in July, the exhibition, hosted by Tokyo’s Bunkmura Museum, focuses on Alphonse Mucha’s  ... Read More

According to our sources, a new highly sort-after publication of The Slav Epic is due to be released by Albatros Media. The Slav Epic book, authored by Jan William Drnek,  ... Read More

The fate of Mucha’s famous cycle of paintings is once again shrouded in uncertainty. On the13th January, The Epic was wrapped up for storage after successful exhibitions in  ... Read More

While Mucha’s most monumental artwork, The Slav Epic, has gone into storage for the foreseeable future, still awaiting a permanent home, his other works are of course still  ... Read More