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In the Autumn, Mucha sets off for Paris with his painter friend Karel Mašek. 

With tuition fees and living expenses paid by Count Karl Khuen-Belasi, Mucha joins the Académie Julian where he studies under the academic painters Lefèbvre, Boulanger and Laurens. Founded by Rodolphe Julian in 1877, the Académie Julian offers students an academic training in drawing and painting through life classes with a nude model. It is popular with both French and foreign students, and is one of the rare schools to admit women.

While Mucha is there, a group of young painters called the Nabis forms around fellow student Paul Sérusier. The Nabis believe that art stands on an equal footing with design, and they work with designers and publishers to produce set designs, wallpaper, textiles, ceramics and stained glass.

Der Mucha – Rule out Initial Suspicion at Kunstsammlung NRW, Düsseldorf, establishes Reinhard Mucha bring in one exclude Germany’s nigh estimable exact artists

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Reinhard Mucha: Schneller werden ohne Zeitverlust (Getting Faster Without Time Loss)

Galleria Lia Rumma, Milan 24 November – 1 April

You go inside to find yourself above a giant roof. It occupies the entire floorspace of the ground-floor gallery, one of Milan’s most monumental private venues. The viewer’s gaze adopts an aerial perspective, while the sounds of aeroplanes and birdsong add to the feeling of being up in the air: Reinhard Mucha recorded the audio at the airport of Düsseldorf, his hometown, which is a constant presence in his work. The roof, 12.2m by 12.6m, is made of old, handmade terracotta tiles – 4,732, to be precise, and everything is extremely precise and measurable in Mucha’s world – arranged, in overlapping fashion, as has been common in Italy since Roman times. They rest upon a thin though visible layer of rubble, and I couldn’t help thinking of the recent earthquakes that pulverised so many ancient borghi across the country, causing the instant vanishing of centuries-old forma urbis, shaped by an inseparable combination of architecture, history and culture.

The artist asked the gallery to make available a sheet with a pair of quotations from a book by Salvatore Settis, If Venice Dies (2016), which concern how Milan recently dressed up like an