(Best quality, masterpiece, ultra high res:1. 2), ultra realistic 8k, perfect artwork, ((perfect female figure:1. 7))(beautiful detailed face), (photorealistic), (scenery:1. 7)(1girl)(nsfw)(bottomless:1. 4), (full body shot:2)(standing:1. 4)(beautiful cute korean girl:1. 7)(kpop idol)(small feet)(large breasts)(looking at viewer:1. 5) (nsfw:1. 2), (full nude:1. 3)(detailed beautiful skin), (stockings:1. 4), (round toe+strap+stiletto high heels:1. 4), The Gismonda poster features a full- length portrait of Sarah Bernhardt as the character Gismonda, dressed in an elegant, flowing gown. The figure is depicted with graceful poise, leaning slightly forward, and her hands rest on the hilt of a sword. Bernhardt's commanding presence and theatricality are captured in the image. One of the distinctive features of Mucha's style in this poster is his use of decorative motifs and intricate patterns. The background is adorned with elaborate floral designs and ornamental elements, such as stylized Byzantine arches and delicate swirls. These decorative details, characteristic of the Art Nouveau style, add a sense of opulence and richness to the composition. Mucha's choice of a harmonious color palette further enhances the overall aesthetic of the poster. Soft pastel shades, including blues, greens, and pinks, dominate the image. These colors create a gentle and ethereal atmosphere, evoking a sense of beauty and femininity. Typography also plays a significant role in the Gismonda poster. Mucha designed an elegant and ornate typeface specifically for the title and other text elements. The curved lines and decorative lettering harmonize with the overall composition, adding to the visual appeal of the artwork. The Gismonda poster was highly successful in promoting both the play and Mucha's artistic style. It effectively captured the essence of Sarah Bernhardt's character and showcased Mucha's innovative approach to poster design. The artwork's emphasis on the combination of beauty, elegance, and decorative elements became synonymous with the Art Nouveau movement. The Gismonda poster by Alfons Maria Mucha remains a celebrated example of the merging of art and advertisement. Its intricate composition, refined aesthetics, and iconic portrayal of Sarah Bernhardt have made it an enduring symbol of the Art Nouveau style and Mucha's artistic genius. leica_style, (Depth of Field:1. 4), (Bokeh:1. 2), (natural lighting:1. 5), 135mm f1. 4, <lora:lora_leica:0. 5> <lora:PureDoll_V2:0. 7> (pureerosface_v1:0. 3), <lora:epi_noiseoffset2:0. 7> <lora:FilmGirl_NegStd3:0. 4> <lora:koreandolllikenessV20_v20:0. 4>