Story of this Masterpiece by Alphonse Mucha
Created in 1897.
Do you really eat five portions of fruit a day? You should, because it cuts risk of many heart disease, stroke and even cancer. Let this beautiful dame remind you of your fruit duty daily. Created in the last years of the 19th century, we don't know what this work was created for. Probably not to remind the people of Fin de siècle times to eat fruit. But why not use it this way today? So grab this poster, grab a bag of apples and start your healthy living.
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Le Fruit
Alphonse Mucha
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Do you really eat five portions of fruit a day? You should, because it cuts risk of many heart disease, stroke and even cancer. Let this beautiful dame remind you of your fruit duty daily. Created in the last years of the 19th century, we don't know what this work was created for. Probably not to remind the people of Fin de siècle times to eat fruit. But why not use it this way today? So grab this poster, grab a bag of apples and start your healthy living.
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Note: Frame not contained in Poster only product. Passepartout not included in Framed poster product. Sizes in mockup not to scale. See our Size Guide for more information. Depiction is solely for demonstration purposes.