Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen presents The stories we tell. This exhibition features large-scale contemporary artworks from the museum’s collection that offer various interpretations and perspectives ...

George Segal, whose life-size casts of Holocaust victims ... "What everybody remembers about him was the narrative weight of his art work," said Harry Parker, fine arts museums director of ...

TRENTON, N.J. -- George Segal, an American pop-art icon of the '60s known for his life-size plaster sculptures, died of cancer June 9 at his home in South Brunswick, N.J. He was 75. Mr. Segal ...

It’s been 50 years since American pop artist George Segal’s sculpture “Sacrifice of Isaac” was first installed outside Tel Aviv’s Mann Auditorium, and some 46 years since it was last ...

George Segal’s art often seems so straightforward. Yet his mature work engages the history of sculpture with surprising ingenuity. Along with Claes Oldenburg and Ed Kienholz, Segal (1924-2000 ...

He is, according to noted author and art critic Barbara Rose, "A three dimensional Edward Hopper." George Segal: American Still Life airs on WEDU-Channel 3 today at 3 p.m. as part of a four-hour ...

m., an hour before curtain, and George Segal strolls up gloriously sunny W. 45 St. with a woman his own age on his arm – a man at peace with his life, his hometown and his art. Dressed casually ...

including “Chance Meeting” by George Segal. Art can be found all over this home, the Joseph Thorp House: Paintings, photographs, and sculptures are on the walls, underneath desks, and by the ...

George Segal was an American Pop artist. Though he began his career as a painter, he is best known for his iconic figurative sculptures. Easily recognizable as completely white plaster casts of people ...