SEGUY BUG #10

SEGUY BUG #10Giclee 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. Size:

newts and very small fish ignored by larger waders

25 inchesMat opening is 15

This species feeds in shallow fresh or coastal waters by swinging its bill from side to side as it steadily walks through the water

This Art is also in 6 variant colored frames

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

This beautiful Purple Heron after Rudbeck Birds

It feeds on crustaceans

Mesa Geitonia

Wooden box frame is 3 inches deep

I can sell them individually for much more but a few collectors have requested a complete set so here it is

The work is considered one of the most influential bird books of all time

The original image was scanned and edited by CFA Editions and is a beautiful example of early American Natural History Studies