Eugéne Séguy

A group of butterflies by Eugéne Séguy.

• Sold as a set of 6.
• Eugéne Séguy (French, 1889-1985).
• Paris: Du Chartre et van Buggenhoudt, [1929].
• Lithographed plates hand colored en pochoir.
• Each work is presented framed.

‘In comparison with their variety and brilliance, much Art Deco illustration seems pallid and constrained. And of course their large format makes them particularly attractive for exhibition purposes’ (Ray, The Art Deco Book in France).

E.A. Seguy (1889-1985), was active as an artist in Paris from 1900 to 1925. His mastery of decorative design and color is evident in the series of 11 beautiful pochoir portfolios he created. Unusual in his capacity to span the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods, Seguy’s portfolio’s remain exquisite examples of ornamentation and composition, featuring motifs based on the natural world, including flowers, foliage, crystals and animals.