Art Nouveau Shower Curtain Alphonse Mucha

A shower curtain that brings a touch of Art Nouveau class to your bathroom. Available in a number of sizes. Part of our Museum Collection that features artwork from the world's greatest galleries and museums. Sometime in the late 1880s, Alphonse Mucha was contracted by a company that was in the business of manufacturing cigarette paper, the Joseph Bardou Company, its trademark "JOB". This image drew its inspiration from "Sibyls" which was drawn by Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel. The woman’s head is leaning back in a sensual manner, with smoke rising from the cigarette (possibly) in her hand. The rising smoke from the cigarette forms an ornamental design; arabesque, that intertwines with the company logo and her hair.