The Mucha Exhibition will be held at the National Art Center, Tokyo in March 2017. The culmination of his later years, "The Slav Epic," will also be shown outside the Czech Republic for the first time（4/16）
"Slavs in their Original Homeland" 1912 Oil and tempera on canvas 610 x 810 cm
"Gismonda" 1895 Lithograph on paper 217.7 x 74.9 cm Sakai City
Four Flowers "Carnation" 1897 Lithograph on paper 110 x 44 cm Sakai City
Four Flowers "Lilies" 1897 Lithograph on paper 109.5 x 44.7 cm Sakai City
Four Flowers "Rose" 1897 Lithograph on paper 109.8 x 44.8 cm Sakai City
Four Flowers "Iris" 1897 Lithograph on paper 109.5 x 44 cm Sakai City
"Snake Bracelet and Ring" 1899 Gold, enamel, opal, ruby, diamond 27.5 x 68 cm Sakai City
"Slavic Solidarity" 1910-11, oil on canvas, 120 x 120 cm, Prague City Gallery
Self-Reliance II: Sacrifice and Courage, Prague Municipal House Mural (Sketch), 1911, Oil on canvas, 115 x 95 cm, Prague City Gallery
"Princess Hyacinth" 1911 Lithograph on paper 125.5 x 85cm Sakai City
"6th Sokol Festival" Poster, 1912, Lithograph on paper, 166.1 x 80.4 cm, Sakai City
The Slavic Epic "The Apotheosis of the Slavic People" 1926 Oil and tempera on canvas 480 x 405 cm Prague City Gallery/ （c）Prague City Gallery
Slavic Epic "Serbian Emperor Stefan Dušan Crowned as Eastern Roman Emperor" 1926, oil and tempera on canvas, 405 x 480 cm, Prague City Gallery/ （c）Prague City Gallery
The Slavic Epic "Introduction to the Slavic Liturgy" 1912 Oil and tempera on canvas 610 x 810 cm Prague City Gallery/ （c）Prague City Gallery
Alphonse Mucha creating "The Slav Epic" in his Zbirov Castle studio, 1923
Alphonse Mucha, 1928
