Zodiaque ("La Plume")
Editorial · poster · via Art Institute of Chicago
Steal · typographymodel draft
The single word ZODIAQUE is set in an all-caps display face whose weight is carried almost entirely by the thick vertical stems; the horizontals and curves are thinned to hairline so the word reads as a row of dark posts linked by fine strokes.
Steal · grid/layoutmodel draft
The central female figure occupies the full height but is placed slightly left of centre, leaving a tall vertical margin on the right that contains only the magazine name and date in two sizes; the figure’s right hand and the staff create a diagonal that leads the eye into that margin.
Steal · colormodel draft
The palette is limited to four values: warm parchment ground, muted olive for the decorative border, a single terracotta red for the title banner, and black for all lettering and linework; no secondary or tertiary hues are introduced.
Original: Alphonse Marie Mucha · 1896–97
private-reference-only
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Original: Alphonse Marie Mucha · 1896–97. Source verification: pending review.
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Captured: 2026-10-09. Capture does not establish source verification.