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Works included in George Segal: Street Scenes |
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George Segal, Depression Bread Line, 1991. Bronze, 108 x 148 x 36 inches. Collection Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. © The George and Helen Segal Foundation/licensed by VAGA, New York. Gift of The George and Helen Segal Foundation with funds for casting provided by Bill and Jan DeAtley, James and Sylvia Vaccaro, a major grant from the Madison Community Foundation, Jim and Cathie Burgess, the Pleasant T. Rowland Foundation, the Overture Foundation, and Tom and Martha Carter. Photograph: © 2008 Jerry L. Thompson. |
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George Segal, Depression Bread Line, 1991. Bronze, 108 x 148 x 36 inches. Collection Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. © The George and Helen Segal Foundation/licensed by VAGA, New York. Gift of The George and Helen Segal Foundation with funds for casting provided by Bill and Jan DeAtley, James and Sylvia Vaccaro, a major grant from the Madison Community Foundation, Jim and Cathie Burgess, the Pleasant T. Rowland Foundation, the Overture Foundation, and Tom and Martha Carter. Photograph: © 2008 Jerry L. Thompson. |
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George Segal, Cinema, 1963. Plaster, illuminated Plexiglas, metal, 118 x 96 x 30 inches. © The George and Helen Segal Foundation/licensed by VAGA, New York. Collection of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, New York. Gift of Seymour H. Knox, 1964. Photograph: (C) Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, New York. |
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George Segal, Dumpster, 1994. Plaster, silver gelatin prints, 96½ x 144½ x 27 inches. © The George and Helen Segal Foundation/licensed by VAGA, New York. Courtesy of The George and Helen Segal Foundation, New Jersey, and Carroll Janis, New York. Photograph: D. James Dee |
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Donald Lokuta, photograph of George Segal working on Depression Bread Line, 1997. © Donald Lokuta/licensed by VAGA, New York. |
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Donald Lokuta, photograph of George Segal working on Bus Passengers, 1997. © Donald Lokuta/licensed by VAGA, New York. |
Works included in Roberto Behar and Rosario Marquardt: The Absent City : |
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Roberto Behar and Rosario Marquardt, rendering for The Absent City, 2008. Courtesy of the artists. |
Works included in The Art of Inner Necessity: Expressionist Works from MMoCA's Permanent Collection: |
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Robert Barnes (American, b.1939), DeRuyter's Deamon, 1977. Oil on canvas with panel, 55 x 60 inches. Collection of the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. Museum Purchase Fund. |
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Max Beckmann (German, 1884-1950), Portrait of Frau H.M. (Naila), 1923. Woodcut, 20 5/8 x 15 3/4 inches. Collection of the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. Bequest of Rudolph and Louise Langer. © 2008 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn. |
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Deborah Butterfield, Dapple Gray, 1980. Wire and steel, 25 x 40 x 12 inches. Collection of the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. Purchase, through National Endowment for the Arts grant with matching funds from Mr. and Mrs. Julian Harris. |
Images highlighting the architecture of MMoCA: |
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© 2006 Jim Brozek. |
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© 2006 Jim Brozek. |
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© 2006 Jim Brozek. |
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© 2006 Jim Brozek. |
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