Decorative insect illustration reproduced from a 1925 plate by E. A. Séguy, celebrated for his vivid pochoir works bridging natural history and Art Deco design. This composition features multiple butterfly species rendered with bold patterning, saturated color, and precise symmetry—hallmarks of Séguy’s scientific yet highly decorative style. This art print reproduction has been digitally remastered from an original public-domain source to preserve the crisp line work, intricate wing markings, and luminous color contrasts characteristic of early 20th-century entomological illustration. Printed using archival pigment inks with museum-quality giclée printing on fine art matte paper. Unframed. Details: Art print reproduction Size: 18" × 24" Archival matte fine art paper Giclée-quality printing Unframed Printed with archival pigment inks Shipped rolled in a protective tube Condition: New. This art print reproduction is newly produced using a digitally remastered historical source. Subtle variations, including faint texture or imperfections from the original 1925 plate, may be present and are considered part of the artwork’s historical character.