Blue Butterfly design (1920s) | Eugene Seguy

Add a touch of vibrant color and Art Deco elegance to your home with this exquisite giclée print of "Blue Butterflies" by Eugène Séguy. Created in the 1920s, this stunning artwork showcases Séguy's masterful use of pochoir technique, a hand-coloring process that produces vibrant and nuanced hues. The delicate forms and intricate patterns of the butterflies, rendered in a spectrum of blues, create a captivating display of natural beauty and artistic sophistication.

Did You Know?

Butterflies were a popular motif in Art Deco design, symbolizing transformation, beauty, and freedom. Their delicate wings and vibrant colors lent themselves perfectly to the stylized and geometric aesthetics of the era, appearing in everything from jewelry and fashion to architecture and interior design.   

Add this exquisite piece to your cart today and let the vibrant colors and delicate forms of Eugène Séguy's "Blue Butterflies" bring a touch of Art Deco elegance and natural beauty to your home.