SEGUY BUG #14 IN VINTAGE GOLD

SEGUY BUG #14 IN VINTAGE GOLDGiclee reproduction prints of Papillons(Butterflies) & Insects by E A Seguy first published in 1928. Eugene Alain Suguy was a French designer from the early 20th century, his style consisted of Art Deco and Art Nouveau. Seguy published many folios using the pochoir technique which employs the use of stencils and while it was expensive and time consuming allowed for amazing vivid colors. Printed on acid free cotton rag paper with archival inks.

This beautiful Golden Eagle of Rudbeck Birds

This print was originally about 9 inches tall

This beautiful Juvenile Male Snowy Owl of Rudbeck Birds

This image was illustrated by Alexander Wilson and hand colored with watercolor at the time it was published around 1832

It is printed on acid free cotton rag paper with archival ink that has a light-fastness of over 160 years (meaning it will not fade for a long long

48% polyester

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Image History: The giclee prints we make are from Jacques Barraband's Histoire Naturelle Des Perroquets

This beautiful Black Grouse of Rudbeck Birds

• Athletic and Black Heather are 90% combed and ring-spun cotton

This is the most important and first study in the Netherlands of ornithology at that time

 Horse Breeds by Otto Eerelman CFA Edition Giclee print framed in a beautiful Italian wood veneer with a distressed silver inner and outer lip