Lady Iris - Alphonse Mucha Art Print 00411 where he resided until his

where he resided until his passing

and momentarily their mother's approval

she married Sir John Oswald of Dunniker

royalty— from the pages of Captain Kitty (1951) by Godfrey Lynn

owned "Canada's Largest Post Card House" for which she designed some of their most popular designs

Lady Iris - Alphonse Mucha Art Print 00411 where he resided until hisAlphonse Mucha's The Flowers series comes to life with the enchanting Iris. This collection has representations of four flowers, the others being Rose, Carnation, and Lily. Initially, two of the original watercolor pieces captivated audiences at Mucha's solo exhibition in 1897. The series proved immensely popular, prompting F. Champenois (his printer) to release a smaller version a year later that featured all four panels beautifully united in a