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Hmm. Most of Mucha's work was posters, so I'd suggest two things. You could focus more on pieces from his Slav Epic. Amazing pieces, especially to see in person, and they are closer to the aspect ratio of a playmat and more unnoticeably cropable. However, they are probably not nearly as recognizable to as many as "Mucha" as his Art Nouveau posters. Though how you're making the subject step out of the piece, the subjects in the Slav Epic feel like their going to come walk past you in the originals. For more of what people expect, you could put all the pieces from his quadriptych series together in a single playmat. The Time of Day series would be my favorite. Just ideas. Maybe they work, maybe not. Thanks for listening.