Butterflies 1 ca. 1925 - by Séguy, E. A. (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951

High-quality Giclée greeting cards.

Our fine art greeting cards are individually printed on 324gsm Mohawk card.

Each card is supplied with a complimentary brown craft paper envelope, which is included with the card within a protective biodegradable OPP bag.

Printed using water based inks. Sustainably sourced paper or wood from sustainable forests.

Vegan-friendly: Contains no animal products.

Can be recycled.

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux. All 16 are also now available as prints and as here as postcards in this collection. 

Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price put on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations. After working with gouache and watercolours, he created "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Our Postcards:

Our high quality custom postcards are produced on recyclable, sustainably sourced card. Each card comes with an envelope, allowing you keep or gift as smaller artworks for a mantlepiece, fridge or wall.

Our postcards are printed on thick 324gsm Mohawk card.

Postcards are available in 6 inches x 4 inches.

Printing method: Giclée

Eco credentials: Water-based inks.

Printed using water based inks.

Sustainably sourced paper or wood From FSC-approved forests.

Plastic-free: Contains no plastic.

Mug featuring Eugene Alain Séguy's Butterflies - Paris 1920s (via Biodiversity Heritage Library).

Our high quality photo mugs are beautiful yet durable and have been tested to 100+ dishwasher cycles. This custom mug comes in all white.

Wrapping Paper:

Sheets: 70cm x 50cm - available as single sheets and in packs of 3 sheets

Eco-Friendly: Our unique Giclée wrapping paper is recyclable and FSC accredited.

Paper: 95gsm satin finish paper

Packaging: All wrapping is shipped in a poster tube - we use rigid spiral-wound cardboard tubes.

Shipping: Order 1 sheet, 3 rolls or whatever, shipping costs the same.

Packaging: Your order is sealed in a robust cardboard tube.

Wrapping Paper:

Eco-Friendly: Our unique Giclée wrapping paper is recyclable and FSC accredited.

Paper: 95gsm satin finish paper

Packaging: All wrapping is shipped in a poster tube - we use rigid spiral-wound cardboard tubes.

Shipping: Order 1 sheet, 3 rolls or whatever, shipping costs the same.

Packaging: Your order is sealed in a robust cardboard tube.

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Wrapping Paper:

Eco-Friendly: Our unique Giclée wrapping paper is recyclable and FSC accredited.

Paper: 95gsm satin finish paper

Packaging: All wrapping is shipped in a poster tube - we use rigid spiral-wound cardboard tubes.

Shipping: Order 1 sheet, 3 rolls or whatever, shipping costs the same.

Packaging: Your order is sealed in a robust cardboard tube.

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308g).

Papillons by E.A. Séguy (Emile-Allain), 1877-1951, was published in Paris in 1925. The work features 81 sublime images of butterflies (papillons) in 16 tableaux.

Writing in the introduction, Séguy explains that the rarity of some butterflies, their fragility and the high price out on them has led to a dearth of dearth of illustrations, which he seeks to redress in a single volume. He has obtained the specimens with "great difficulty". And after working with gouache and watercolours, produced "reproductions free from any interpretation, as well as from any fantasy".

Printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag.