David Segel Folk Art
American, 1921-2005
David Segel is an internationally acclaimed and respected artist. After studying at the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh and the Art Institute of Chicago, Segel moved to Paris to work and teach and began what would be a prolific career. His work is very eclectic, from abstract to figurative, from paintings to sculptures. His work has been shown in galleries from Paris, France to Los Angeles, California, including the Whitney Museum in New York City.
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Creator: David Segel
David Segel 1970s 3-D Wooden Double Kiot Folk Art Sculpture
By David Segel
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David Segel 3-D wooden folk art / Gothic sculpture, signed, titled and numbered ''RIBALD #1
David Segel, well known Artist of Venice, Ca and throughout Paris, France has hand-scul...
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Late 20th Century American Folk Art David Segel Folk Art
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Metal
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