Original author's work

The monument to Alphonse Mucha in the building of the old Gothic-Renaissance town hall of is the second oldest building on Ivancice Square. Its foundations are two original houses from the 15th century. Renaissance rarity are two cellar vaults with a bolt belonging to one of the oldest preserved vaults of this type in Moravia.

The building served as a town hall until 1850. A cellar of Gothic origin has been preserved, which probably served as a tavern back then. A number of paintings and inscriptions from the 16th century have been preserved on the plaster of the ceiling vaults. After 1850, the building was handed over to the Czech authorities for the district court, which operated here until 1959. Later, the building served as a special school, a folk-art school and a bank.

After extensive reconstruction, the building has been used for exhibition purposes - Alphonse Mucha acquired his permanent exhibition here on July 24, 2003, the 143rd anniversary of the artist's birth. Occasional exhibitions and concerts are also held here. The Ivancice Cultural and Information Centre is based in the building.