A well executed rendering of Alphonse Mucha’s Art Nouveau standard “Fruit” of 1897 tattooed by artist Josh Lord of East Side Ink in New York, NY.  Lord has done well in translating the pale, subtle coloring of the original poster to this beautiful half sleeve tattoo.

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This inventive compilation of Mucha-inspired images into a wrap around calf tattoo was created by Thomas Michael Fu’s Custom Tattoos Charlotte, NC.

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This tattoo interpretation of Alphonse Mucha’s “La Samaritaine” of 1897 featuring the image of Sarah Bernhardt as a backpiece tattoo was created by artist Eric Gregory of Little Vinnies Tattoos in Baltimore, MD.

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“Lily” by Alphonse Mucha from The Flowers Series of 1898  Tattoo by Tim Beck of Freedom Ink. Tattoo Company of Peoria, IL.

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Unfortunately my knowledge of the vast portfolios of the finest art nouveau artists doesn’t extend to the point of recognizing every piece on command, but when I found this beautiful tattoo, I couldn’t pass up publishing it.  The beautiful drapery, bold lines, and hair detail made me recognize the style immediately.  Tattoo by Andrea Elston of Andrea Elston Tattoo in San Marcos, TX.

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A beautiful art nouveau sleeve interpretation of Alphonse Mucha’s "Fruit" of 1897.  Tattoo by Joey Vernon of Fu’s Custom Tattoo located in Charlotte, NC.

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Absinthe transfixes a young beauty in Privat Livemont’s “Absinthe Robette.” The late 19th-century absinthe craze coincided with the popularity of large lithographic posters as advertisements and independent works of art. Created in 1896 and considered to be Livemont’s masterpiece, the work drew immediate acclaim for its remarkable design and sheer, subtle shades of green. This iconic Art Nouveau image has spawned millions of reproductions, and the original is the absinthe poster most coveted by collectors.

This tattoo by talented New York City artist Anil Gupta of Inkline Studio NYC is a beautiful reproduction of the original, perfectly fit to the curvature of the forearm.

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A beautiful reproduction of an Alphonse Mucha piece with slight recoloration from the original piece by Mucha.  Tattoo by Thea Duskin of Ghostprint Gallery in Richmond, VA.

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An interpretation of the central figure in Alphonse Mucha’s 1896 poster "Job" - seen here with a flower replacing the cigarette seen in the original.  Tattoo by Steve Wimmer of Monster Tattoo in Wilmington, DE.

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