Emille Alain Seguy ( France 1889 - 1985 ) Set of Three Art Deco Pochoir Plates From Seguy Portfolio 'Floral' with High Contrast Semi Abstract Botanical and Floral Motifs that Dewfined the Transition from Art Nouveau to Early Art Deco Including Three Plate No: 3 5 and 6 Depicting: Plate 3 Features Stylized Cobalt Blue Foliage and Warm Toned Floral Patterns Plate 5 Displays Large Pale Blue Star Shaped Flowers and Vertical Leaf Motifs and Plate 6 with Distinct Koi Fish Stylized Pattern and Orange Blue Contrast Eacg Housed in Silver Leaf Wooden Frame Under Plexi Glass Approx: 22 1/8"H 17"W 1 1/2"D Emile Alain Seguy French Art Deco Designer And Illustrator Renowned for His Highly Stylized and Vibrantly Colored Studies of Insects Butterflies and Botanical Forms His Influential Portfolios Including Papillons and Insectes Are Celebrated for Their Fusion of Scientific Precision and Decorative Abstraction and Have Had Lasting Impact on Textile Design and the Decorative Arts His Works Are Held in Major Museum Collections Including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum Making His Designs Highly Sought After by Collectors Worldwide