Tag: pochoir prints
A selection of pochoir prints from the first edition of E. A. Seguy’s “Prismes,” published in Paris by Charles Moreau in 1930-1931. Taken from the website of Michael Laird Rare Books whose wares I had great fun seeing in person at the antiquarian book fair held over this past weekend here.
A selection of artwork done by Maurice Pillard for the 1903 work “Etude de la plante : son application aux industries d’art : pochoir, papier peint, etoffes, céramique, marqueterie, tapis, ferronnerie, reliure, dentelles, broderies, vitrail, mosaïque, bijouterie, bronze, orfévrerie.” Published in Paris by the Librairie Centrale des Beaux-Arts.
Did a great many other books of pochoir prints too that have been the subject of other blog posts here.
Wonderful pochoir plates, these with animals amongst the plants. From Maurice Pillard Verneuil’s “L’animal dans la décoration,” published in Paris in 1897 by the Librairie Centrale des Beaux-Arts.
Plates from the 1922 work “Viñetas decorativas según el gusto del día. 30 láminas iluminadas a mano.” Written by Enrique Gillet and published by A. Morance of Paris who published a great many pochoir books, not just this one.
Prints from E. A. Seguy’s pochoir book “Prismes, 40 planches de dessins et coloris nouveaux” which came out in 1930.
Plates from “Comment élaborer des projets de decoration à plat à exécuter au pochoir, au batik, etc.” a pochoir book by G. J. Van Lerven that came out around 1928. via The Wolfsonian Archive at Florida International University in Miami Beach.
Pochoir prints so amazing the king of Bulgaria would have every car in the royal train redone. Art Déco. From Maurice-Pillard Verneuil’s 1926 “Kaleidoscope.”
Pochoir prints so grand you’ll want to redecorate all of Bar Harbor. So what if they’d have to send an entire barge from New York. Art Déco. From Maurice-Pillard Verneuil’s 1926 “Kaleidoscope.”
Plates from Emile-Allain Séguy’s pochoir book “Samarkande: 20 Compositions en couleurs dans le Style oriental.” Edited by Charles Massin. Published around 1914.
Séguy designed quite a few other pochoir books. Look out for blog posts with those coming soon. Just as beautiful.