Vintage-Inspired Art Deco Prints — Reimagined
Vintage-inspired Art Deco prints, reimagined for contemporary interiors. Flowing gowns, expressive figures and patterned butterflies take on sculpted light, dimensional fabrics and rich color in these modern canvas adaptations.
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Sortilèges Canvas Print — Modernized After George Barbier -
Erté February 1921 Canvas Print — Modernized Adaptation -
Le Jour et la Nuit Canvas Print — Modernized After Barbier -
L’Arbre de Science Canvas Print — Modernized After Barbier -
La Commode en Laque Canvas Print — Modernized After Boutet de Monvel -
Costumes Parisiens 165 Canvas Print — Modernized After Wegener -
Costumes Parisiens 162 Canvas Print — Modernized After Wegener -
Papillons 12 Canvas Print — Modernized After Séguy -
Papillons 18 Canvas Print — Modernized After Séguy -
Papillons 19 Canvas Print — Modernized After Séguy -
Battue d’Automne Canvas Print — Modernized After Boutet de Monvel -
Black Panther Canvas Print — Modernized After Paul Jouve -
Séguy Floral Canvas Print — Bouquets et Frondaisons 20, Modernized -
The North Wind Canvas Print — Modernized After Rockwell Kent -
Intimacy Canvas Print — Modernized After Louis Icart -
Green Bugatti Canvas Print — Modernized After Lempicka -
Nord Express Canvas Print — Modernized After Cassandre -
Normandie Canvas Print — Modernized After Cassandre -
Spiral Dress Canvas Print — Modernized After Erté -
Lady with Antelope Canvas Print — Modernized After Jean Dupas -
Tabarin Dancer Canvas Print — Modernized After Paul Colin -
Girl in Green Canvas Print — Modernized After Lempicka -
Woman with Arms Crossed Canvas Print — Modernized After Lempicka -
Copper Dress — Manhattan Mary Canvas Print — Modernized After Erté -
Le Décolleté d’aujourd’hui Canvas Print — Modernized After Erté -
African Woman Canvas Print — Modernized After Jean Dunand -
Salon des Artistes Décorateurs Canvas Print — Modernized After Jean Dupas -
Étoile du Nord Canvas Print — Modernized After Cassandre -
Automobiles Voisin Canvas Print — Modernized After Charles Loupot -
Exposition des Arts Décoratifs Canvas Print — Modernized After Charles Loupot -
La Gloire de Bordeaux Canvas Print — Modernized After Jean Dupas -
Reclining Tiger — The Jungle Book Canvas Print — Modernized After Paul Jouve -
Temple — Un pèlerin d’Angkor Canvas Print — Modernized After Paul Jouve -
La Musicienne Canvas Print — Modernized After Lempicka -
Portrait de Marjorie Ferry Canvas Print — Modernized After Lempicka -
Dubo, Dubon, Dubonnet Canvas Print — Modernized After Cassandre -
L’Intransigeant Canvas Print — Modernized After Cassandre -
La Plage de Calvi Canvas Print — Modernized After Roger Broders -
Monaco, Monte-Carlo Canvas Print — Modernized After Roger Broders -
Les Perruches Canvas Print — Modernized After Jean Dupas -
La Vigne et le Vin Canvas Print — Modernized After Jean Dupas -
Le Chasseur de gazelles Canvas Print — Modernized After Jean Dunand -
Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt Canvas Print — Modernized After Paul Colin -
St-Raphaël — Two Waiters Canvas Print — Modernized After Charles Loupot -
Aquarium de Monaco Canvas Print — Modernized After Jean Carlu -
Portrait de la Duchesse de la Salle Canvas Print — Modernized After Lempicka -
Portrait de Madame M. Canvas Print — Modernized After Lempicka -
Autoportrait, place Vendôme Canvas Print — Modernized After Boutet de Monvel
Art Deco illustration, reimagined on canvas
Art Deco Reimagined draws on early twentieth-century fashion illustrations, magazine covers and decorative portfolios. Each design begins with an identified source, then renews its figures, fabrics, ornament or lighting through the visual language of Art Deco Polis. These are contemporary adaptations printed on canvas, with the source work and artist credited on each product page.
Fashion prints after Barbier, Erté and Wegener
George Barbier’s flowing gowns and theatrical figures meet Erté’s bold geometry and pearl-like ornament. Gerda Wegener’s dancing and letter-writing scenes offer softer rose and ivory tones, while Bernard Boutet de Monvel brings both lacquered interiors and autumn woodland dress. Choose a single figure for a narrow wall, or let a contrasting pair of evening gowns anchor a seating area.
Séguy butterflies, pattern and color
The Papillons adaptations after E. A. Séguy shift the focus to patterned wings, faceted forms and richly colored panels. Navy, emerald, coral and gold tones create a different decorative rhythm from the fashion scenes. Those effects belong to the printed image; the canvas does not contain real metallic inlay or pearls. For the full range of subjects and contemporary ADP designs, explore our Art Deco canvas wall art.