This is an Art Deco botanical design plate from a French unbound album of Chinese lacquerwork called “les Laques du Coromandel". The album came with an introduction to the craft of lacquerwork written by E.A. Seguy, an accomplished artist of the Art Deco years known worldwide for his works of the beauty and patterns of the natural world. This lithograph is composed of 2 design panels. The decorative Chinese craft of using lacquer on wood is represented in these sepia prints. The craft of applying successive layers of lacquer was discovered by European artists and enjoyed success in France between 1910 to 1930. This lithograph dates to 1925 and captures the essence of the lacquerwork. The artistry of these Chinese botanicals reflect beautiful detailing and intricacies typical of Chinese art from this period. Zoom in to note this in the branches, leaves, and blossoms. This a rare and unusual work in horizontal format; measures 13 ½ x 8.75 inches. The entire lithograph is 15.75 x 11.75 inches. Excellent, clean condition. See companion images in our shop.