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Leopold Segedin
Exodus II - Multi Figured Original Mixed Media Painting on Panel, Framed

2006

$8,500
£6,420.80
€7,420.62
CA$11,944.79
A$13,280.53
CHF 6,993.01
MX$161,132.82
NOK 88,534.88
SEK 82,758.53
DKK 55,376.95

About the Item

The Exodus story, a pivotal event in the Old Testament, has been a rich source of inspiration for artists across various periods and styles. Here, artist Leopold Segedin has made that struggle personal by placing the characters in the neighborhoods of his childhood. This piece is framed in a simple light wooden frame measuring 30h x 30w inches. Leopold Segedin Exodus II, 2017 mixed media on panel 24h x 24w in 60.96h x 60.96w cm FRAMED DIMENSIONS 30h x 30w in 76.20h x 76.20w cm LES002 Biography (1927 - 2025), Evanston, Illinois Education 1948 - BFA, University of Illinois 1950 - MFA, University of Illinois Employment 1948-50 - Assistantship, University of Illinois 1952-54 - Drafting Instructor, US Army Corp of Engineers 1955-1987 - Professor, Northeastern Illinois University Mr. Segedin has been an exhibiting artist since 1947, his works having been shown at such museums as the Art Institute of Chicago (including the 60th Annual National Exhibition), the Corcoran Art Gallery in Washington, DC and the Milwaukee Art Museum. In 1956, Mr. Segedin was included in "Art in America's" New Talent in the United States. Since retiring from teaching in 1987, he has had several major exhibitions including at the Chicago Cultural Center, Loyola University Art Gallery, Highland Park Art Center, Ukrainian Institute of Fine Art, the University Club of Chicago, Byron Roche Gallery and a major retrospective at Northeastern Illinois University. Leopold Segedin passed away in January, 2025.
  • Creator:
    Leopold Segedin (1927 - 2025, American)
  • Creation Year:
    2006
  • Dimensions:
    Height: 24 in (60.96 cm)Width: 24 in (60.96 cm)
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  • Gallery Location:
    Chicago, IL
  • Reference Number:
    Seller: LES0021stDibs: LU554316443112

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