Summer 1900

Alphonse Mucha's "Summer" (1900) is a prime example of Art Nouveau, known for its flowing lines and decorative motifs. The image depicts a graceful woman in a field of wheat, symbolizing the season's bounty. Her flowing dress and the stylized floral arrangements reflect the movement's emphasis on natural forms and organic patterns. The painting's soft colors and delicate lines create a sense of serenity and beauty, capturing the essence of summer's tranquility.