Limited Edition Screen Print of 'Beirut' by Antonio Segui, 1995

A vibrant and compelling limited edition screen print by renowned Argentinian artist Antonio Seguí (1934–2022), entitled Beyrouth - he French name for Beirut, Lebanon. Signed and dated '96 in pencil and numbered 27 from a small edition of 50, this work captures Seguí’s signature style: a rich, chaotic cityscape full of movement, narrative, and graphic rhythm.

Seguí was celebrated for his unique visual language, often using repeated figures, off-kilter perspectives, and playful architectural forms to comment on urban life and human behaviour. Beyrouth is a perfect example of this, with layered buildings, cartoon-like characters, and surreal urban symbolism woven into a pastel palette of pinks, yellows, and muted reds.

Professionally framed in a deep, warm-toned wooden frame with glazed protection, this piece is ready to hang and makes a visually striking statement. It would be particularly impactful in a hallway, study, or contemporary sitting room, especially when contrasted against crisp white walls or earth-toned plaster finishes.

Measurements:
Framed size: approximately 78 cm wide x 67 cm high

Material:
Screen print on paper, mounted and glazed in a wooden frame

Markings:
Signed 'Seguí 96' in pencil, editioned 27/50 lower margin

Styling notes:
This print works beautifully when styled with mid-century or modernist pieces such as sculptural ceramics, simple forms, and vintage wood. We've paired it with a fluted vase and leafy greens to soften the urban edge, but it would be equally striking on a gallery wall among other global or architectural artworks.

Condition:
Excellent overall. A few faint marks or light ageing to the frame consistent with vintage display, but the artwork itself is in superb condition.