⭐ For the first time ever in Lyon, from September 4, 2026, to January 24, 2027, experience an extraordinary exhibition dedicated to Alphonse Mucha, the father of Art Nouveau and an exceptional celebrator of feminine grace and beauty.
Through more than 90 original works – posters, drawings, and paintings – the exhibition reveals how the figure of the woman is at the heart of Alphonse Mucha's universe, where theater, advertising, nature, spirituality, and cultural identity meet, giving rise to one of the most iconic visual languages of Art Nouveau.
Highlights
🖼️ Explore over 90 masterpieces revealing how Mucha shaped a new image of women and created an unprecedented visual language at the intersection of art, advertising, and modernity
🌸 Let yourself be transported by the unique artistic language of this Art Nouveau visionary
🖥️ Immersive and interactive installations will enhance your visit and enrich your discovery of the artist's creative universe
🎁 Give a gift to someone special! Buy a gift card here
General Info
📅 Date: select your dates/times directly in the ticket selector
⏳ Duration: approx. 60 minutes
📍 Location: Grand Hôtel-Dieu - 13 rue de la Barre, 69002, Lyon — access via Cour du Midi, level -1
👤 Age requirement: open to all
♿ Accessibility: PRM accessible
❓ Check the FAQ for this experience here
Description
Let yourself be captivated by the universe of Alphonse Mucha and step through the doors of an exceptional journey dedicated to the master of Art Nouveau! The exhibition route restores all the complexity of Mucha's work through an original lens: the female figure as the guiding thread of his artistic research. Combining theater, advertising, photography, nature, spirituality, and Slavic identity, women become the meeting place between art and communication, memory and desire, symbol and modernity.
The exhibition thus paints the portrait of an artist who did not simply define the aesthetic of Art Nouveau, but who helped shape one of the most influential visual languages of contemporary culture. Get your tickets now!
Through more than 90 original works – posters, drawings, and paintings – the exhibition reveals how the figure of the woman is at the heart of Alphonse Mucha's universe, where theater, advertising, nature, spirituality, and cultural identity meet, giving rise to one of the most iconic visual languages of Art Nouveau.
Highlights
🖼️ Explore over 90 masterpieces revealing how Mucha shaped a new image of women and created an unprecedented visual language at the intersection of art, advertising, and modernity
🌸 Let yourself be transported by the unique artistic language of this Art Nouveau visionary
🖥️ Immersive and interactive installations will enhance your visit and enrich your discovery of the artist's creative universe
🎁 Give a gift to someone special! Buy a gift card here
General Info
📅 Date: select your dates/times directly in the ticket selector
⏳ Duration: approx. 60 minutes
📍 Location: Grand Hôtel-Dieu - 13 rue de la Barre, 69002, Lyon — access via Cour du Midi, level -1
👤 Age requirement: open to all
♿ Accessibility: PRM accessible
❓ Check the FAQ for this experience here
Description
Let yourself be captivated by the universe of Alphonse Mucha and step through the doors of an exceptional journey dedicated to the master of Art Nouveau! The exhibition route restores all the complexity of Mucha's work through an original lens: the female figure as the guiding thread of his artistic research. Combining theater, advertising, photography, nature, spirituality, and Slavic identity, women become the meeting place between art and communication, memory and desire, symbol and modernity.
The exhibition thus paints the portrait of an artist who did not simply define the aesthetic of Art Nouveau, but who helped shape one of the most influential visual languages of contemporary culture. Get your tickets now!
Hôtel-Dieu de Lyon
The Hôtel-Dieu de Lyon is a prestigious, historic landmark in the heart of Lyon. This emblematic site boasts remarkable aesthetics and architecture, making it a true symbol of the city.
