Insects Plate 01 by Emile-Allain Séguy, Vintage Art Print Reproduction, 18" × 24"

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Vintage insect art print reproduction by Emile-Allain Séguy, featuring Art Deco–era cicada illustrations originally published in 1929. This unframed giclée … Read more Vintage insect art print reproduction by Emile-Allain Séguy, featuring Art Deco–era cicada illustrations originally published in 1929. This unframed giclée print showcases intricately patterned cicadas in rich blacks, teal blues, warm golds, and amber tones, reproduced on museum-quality matte fine art paper in a statement 18" × 24" size for modern interiors.

Vintage insect artwork reproduced from a 1929 portfolio by Emile-Allain Séguy, presenting a striking composition of cicadas with translucent wings and bold graphic markings. The dramatic contrasts between dark bodies and luminous wing patterns exemplify Séguy’s Art Deco approach to natural history illustration, where scientific observation is elevated through strong decorative design and rhythmic composition.

This artwork carries a commanding yet refined presence and works especially well in gallery walls, eclectic interiors, and spaces that appreciate pattern, symmetry, and visual texture. A subtle approximately 1-inch border is included around the artwork, printed in a tone closely matched to the original background of the image, to preserve the composition and allow for professional matting and framing. The print is produced using archival pigment inks on museum-quality matte fine art paper to ensure long-term color stability and reduced glare. This artwork is unframed and shipped rolled in a protective tube.

Art print reproduction
Size: 18" × 24", vertical orientation
Archival matte fine art paper
Giclée-quality printing
Unframed
Shipped rolled in a protective tube

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New. This art print reproduction is newly produced using a digitally remastered historical artwork. Subtle variations, including faint fold lines or minor imperfections from the original source material, may be present and are considered part of the artwork’s character. See less