Rainbow Goddess - Alphonse Mucha Art Print Gelett Burgess which is why we've chosen

which is why we've chosen to use his poem

This magical image was created when the stork myth gained popularity

the pen name of Sandra Louise Woodward Darling

Sandra's lifelong commitment to art shines through her enduring works

Rainbow Goddess - Alphonse Mucha Art Print Gelett Burgess which is why we've chosenIn The Arts: Painting (1898) a young girl holds a vibrant red flower, symbolizing Alphonse Mucha's deep admiration for the natural world. Part of a four panel series celebrating four arts, he refrained from depicting typical artists tools (paint brush, plume, musical instruments, etc.) and instead chose to set each one against a background related to a time of the day: in Dance there are falling leaves blowing in the morning breeze; in Painting (seen