A rare and particularly contemporary-looking collection of forty pochoir-colored plates of decorative designs for fabrics and ceramics by the seminal Art Deco designer E.A. Seguy. Like his contemporary, Benedictus, he drew his inspiration primarily from nature, producing ornamental patterns derived from flowers, foliage, minerals, insects and animals. In this later portfoilio, he has jumped on the geometric bandwagon typical of the late 1920s and early 1930s. Overall in good condition.