Limited Edition Art Deco Prints

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  Details Art Deco Gift Card Set
  Multiple Artists
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  Details Ballroom for Bouddha Vivant
  Alexandre Alexeieff
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  Details Bedroom for Bouddha Vivant
  Alexandre Alexeieff
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  Details Chatard
  Artist Unknown
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  Details Colorway No. 2
  Artist Unknown
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  Details Colorway No. 16
  Eric Bagge
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  Details X-Ray Girl
  Artist Unknown
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  Details Leda and the Swan
  Marcel Bouraine
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  Details Turbot
  Marcel Bouraine
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  Details Engraved Galalith
  Alexey Brodovitch
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  Details Papiers Peints No. 1
  Jacques Camus
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  Details Papiers Peints No. 2
  Jacques Camus
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  Details Details for a Child’s Room
  G. Champion
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  Details Black Horse
  Jacques Darcy
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  Details Cranes
  Jacques Darcy
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  Details Harvest
  Jacques Darcy
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  Details Modes Chaton
  Georges Djo-Bourgeois
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  Details Luz Department Store
  Richard Döcker
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  Details Fabric No. 1
  Maurice Dufrene
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  Details Decorative Motif No. 2
  Serge Gladky
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  Details Sleeping Woman
  Paul Iribe
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  Details Silver Cocktail Service
  La Maison Desny
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  Details Silver Tea Service
  La Maison Desny
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  Details Daphne
  Pierre Legrain
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  Details Pool Room on Riviera
  Alfred Levard
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  Details Gallery Relief No. 1
  Leon Leyritz
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  Details Dressing Woman
  Mariette Lydis
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  Details Cafe
  Leo Rackow
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  Details Marbeuf
  Leo Rackow
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  Details Colgate Smooth
  John Rogers
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  Details Grand Salon
  Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann
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  Details Blue Houses Papiers Peints
  Henri Stephany
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  Details Ballets Russes “Ode”
  Pavel Tchelitchew
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  Details Staircase for the Cafe de Aubette
  Théo Van Doesburg
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  Details King of Spades
  Max Vibert

Galerie Seru produces limited edition art prints of outstanding beauty and artistic value, bringing to life applied art and design from the magical era of 1920s and 1930s in Paris, France.

We curate this collection to reveal and reinterpret this magical era. By reintroducing these images as large format wall art, we are acknowledging the historical and artistic significance of these images. You have the opportunity to hang an image of a fabric that looks like an abstract painting. Or a photograph of a tea service that appears much like a still life. Or a photograph of a sculpture or a lamp. The aesthetics of these peices inherently command this respect since the composition and forms are as poetic and pleasure giving as the best modern art. And it’s a practical way to get back to the true significance of Art Deco and a way for us to incorporate these important works of art into our lives.