蝶 図版18
1920
Step into the vibrant world of Emile-Allain Séguy’s *Papillons*, a stunning example of how Art Nouveau’s love for nature evolved into the bold geometry of the 1920s. This plate bursts with electric magentas and deep teals, transforming delicate butterflies into rhythmic, almost abstract patterns that look ready to be printed on silk. Séguy didn't just draw bugs; he created visual music, arranging wings and petals into kaleidoscopic compositions that defined the decorative arts of the era. It’s a perfect snapshot of the moment when natural forms became modern design.
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