Sea Holly - Alphonse Mucha Art Print Teddy Bears Teddy discovers that there's no

Teddy discovers that there's no place like home

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Sea Holly - Alphonse Mucha Art Print Teddy Bears Teddy discovers that there's noThis piece, Sea Holly, a. k. a. Chardon de Grves (Thistle of the Beach), is a partner image to Heather, a. k. a. Bruyre de Falaise (Heather of the Cliffs) made by Alphonse Mucha in 1902. Inspired by his frequent holidays in coastal northwestern France, the depicted women wear the costumes of Normandy and Brittany respectively, while holding flowers native to those regions. They even face one another as the provinces do on a map! Mucha affectionately