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Rainbow Goddess - Alphonse Mucha Art Print Gelett Burgess which is why we've chosenIn The Arts: Painting (1898) a young girl holds a vibrant red flower, symbolizing Alphonse Mucha's deep admiration for the natural world. Part of a four panel series celebrating four arts, he refrained from depicting typical artists tools (paint brush, plume, musical instruments, etc.) and instead chose to set each one against a background related to a time of the day: in Dance there are falling leaves blowing in the morning breeze; in Painting (seen