Oriental Flowers by Alphonse Mucha Jan Toorop unshaded forms give the piece

unshaded forms give the piece a graphic immediacy that sits equally at ease in classic or contemporary interiors

capturing the tension between vitality and transience that runs through van Gogh's most powerful work

the fine line detail and rich colour depth of this botanical illustration are rendered with exceptional precision

The plate arranges branch

entirely characteristic of Hokusai's ability to find drama in geography

Oriental Flowers by Alphonse Mucha Jan Toorop unshaded forms give the piece"Oriental Flowers" exemplifies Mucha's mastery of the Art Nouveau decorative idiom botanical motifs woven into sinuous borders with the kind of measured opulence that made his work immediately recognisable. Soft, layered tones build a composition that is both intimate and richly ornamental, the floral forms arranged with an almost musical rhythm. The poster retains the original exhibition quality of Mucha's graphic work: designed to hold the eye at