In the style of Eugéne Séguy
Taishō Kimono
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Description
A women's silk kimono with a botanical motif.
- Eugéne Séguy (1890-1985) was a French entomologist and artist who specialized in Diptera. He combined these two loves by creating illustrations and designs of the various insects he studied. During the 20th century, he became famous for creating eleven albums of nature-themed illustrations and patterns. He was a masterful decorative artist who spanned the eras of Art Nouveau through Art Deco.
- The artist of this kimono seems to have taken inspiration from Séguy and the Art Nouveau style, incorporating aspects of the artist's pochoir pictured here.
Condition Report
GoodGood condition with gentle signs of handling and wear.
Textile Type
Clothing
Period - Specific
Art Nouveau
Decorative Style
Asian Decorative Arts
Region
Country
Century Prefix
Century
Color
Red
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Green
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Black
Materials
Silk
Exhibition
Modesto Art Museum, Modesto, California, March 19–April 27, 2014
“Modern Design, Traditional Forms,” Tanabe Gallery, Portland Oregon, December 2019-January 2020
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