Insekten Taf. 09
1929
French entomologist Emile-Allain Séguy transformed the microscopic world of insects into a bold, graphic spectacle in this 1929 plate from his famous portfolio 'Insectes.' Originally created as design references for textiles and wallpapers, the piece features dragonflies and abstract forms in striking, unnatural colors like electric blue and hot pink. The composition shifts from chaotic, scribbled lines to orderly, stained-glass patterns, perfectly capturing the rhythmic buzz of nature in a style that bridges the organic curves of Art Nouveau with the geometric boldness of Art Deco.