The Mucha Museum in Staré Město is dedicated to the great artist, Alphonse Mucha, and houses some of his best work, including lithographs, paintings, drawings, photographs and personal memorabilia. His stained-glass window in St Vitus Cathedral is also worth seeing.
A cosmopolitan artist living in Vienna, Paris and America, Mucha (1860-1939) returned to Prague in 1910 and completed the mural for the Prague Town Hall, the last major Art Nouveau commission in the city. He is best known, however, for his graphic and poster design, which includes the 1918 stamps and bank notes for the newly created state of Czechoslovakia.