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Expressions of Humanity: A George Segal Retrospective

Delve into the profound works of George Segal, exploring themes of love, loss, and resilience through sculptures like "Girl Resting" and "The Dancers," acknowledging the juxtaposition of light and darkness in pieces such as "Blue Girl on Black Bed" and "Fireside Chat."

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Expressions of Humanity: A George Segal Retrospective

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  1. George Segal 1924-2000

  2. Girl Resting 1970 Plaster and gauze

  3. Girl on a Chair

  4. Blue Girl on Black Bed 1976 Mixed media (painted plaster, wood) 44”H x 82”W x 60”D

  5. The Dancers 1971, Bronze, 70 x 108 x 72 1/2 inches

  6. Three Figures and Four Benches

  7. Fireside Chat 1991

  8. Rural Couple

  9. The Holocaust

  10. Walking Man 1988 h: 72 xw: 36 xd: 30 cm / h: 28.3 xw: 14.2 xd: 11.8 in

  11. Depression Bread Line 1991, Bronze, 108 x 148 x 36 inches

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