Prismen-10
1931
Emile-Allain Séguy’s Prismes-10 bursts with a cool, rhythmic energy, blending sweeping geometric arcs with stylized, almost botanical shapes in shades of teal, deep blue, and pale yellow. Created in 1931, this piece is part of his famous Prismes portfolio, which showcases his incredible ability to translate light and color into bold, graphic patterns. Séguy was a master of the pochoir (stencil) printing technique, allowing him to achieve these incredibly crisp, flat layers of color that look surprisingly like modern graphic design. It’s a visual symphony of circles and angles that feels both vintage and futuristic.
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