Henry Lyman Saÿen Prints – Flowers, Paris & Abstract Colour
Henry Lyman Saÿen prints bring bold outlines and strong colour to flowers, rooftops, landscapes and abstract compositions. Familiar subjects remain visible within some works, while others turn towards overlapping curves and signs. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, with further subjects in flower prints and abstract art.
The flower arrangement and its outline
Zinnias places a small group of pink blooms and green leaves above a brightly coloured vessel. Dark contours hold the forms together against the pale background. Other garden and plant subjects extend the collection beyond the vase, offering different relationships between growth, pattern and colour.
Paris seen across the roofs
Rooftops, Paris gives the buildings strong areas of red, blue and pale pink, with chimneys breaking the skyline. Other Paris works follow streets, bridges and the Seine. Browse Paris wall art to compare these settings with other artists’ city views.
Abstraction and interlocking forms
The Thundershower brings curved bands, dark shapes and coloured forms into a tightly arranged surface. Its movement differs from the steadier architecture of the rooftop view. Other abstract works in the collection provide further ways to follow colour, contour and direction without relying on a single identifiable place.
Related artists and collections
Compare the abstraction of Arthur Dove, the colour rhythms of Robert Delaunay and the outlined forms of Henri Matisse. Our abstract prints and floral art offer further routes by style and subject.
Read more in our guide to Arthur Dove and American abstraction.
























































































































































































































































































































