La Plume - Alphonse Mucha Art Print 11532 The New York-based women's magazine

The New York-based women's magazine was published from 1899 to 1939

which offers precisely what the title suggests: illustrations and stories about kittens and cats from various artists

her enduring contributions to folklore and fairy tale illustrations remain a distinctive mark of the era

Despite the havoc Goldilocks wreaks

La Plume - Alphonse Mucha Art Print 11532 The New York-based women's magazineLaunched in 1889 by Lon Deschamps, La Plume was a French literary and artistic review that showcased the avant garde movement through poems, stories, reviews, and, of course, illustrations! The magazine's headquarters in rue Bonaparte became a hub for creativity, hosting the renowned Salon des Cent exhibitions. In a remarkable tribute to Alphonse Mucha's talent, six special editions were exclusively dedicated to his work. See this image on a greeting