Our artwork collection includes over 600 photos of George Segal's life and work over the decades. Please click on a link below to view George Segal's artwork.
Sculpture & Reliefs
George Segal is most famous for his sculptures, as he is considered the artist responsible for introducing the use of plaster bandages as a medium for sculpture. He did not use the plaster as a mold, but instead the shells cast from his models became the sculptures. As his career progressed and he gained world-wide notoriety, his sculptures evolved. Initially constructed of only the white plaster casts, he then began painting them, and later casting them in bronze. "Sculpture I"; "Sculpture II"; "Sculpture III". "The Breadline" and "FDR" highlight George Segal's creative process.
We have two collections of Segal's reliefs: "Black and White Reliefs" and "Painted Reliefs".
Finally, we have an assortment of "Sculpture Fragments" from various decades.
Drawings & Prints
"Drawings" and "Pen & Ink Drawings" are two collections that contain a small assortment of the pen and pencil work George Segal did throughout his career, several of which are also captured in "Prints".