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Romania · July 13, 1875 – June 23, 1944Wikidata

Arthur Segal

Romanian artist (1875-1944)

Born in Iași. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 187548 dated paintingsDied 1944

49 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Railway
    Railway
    Arthur Segal
    1910 · National Museum of Art of Romania
  • Girl with a red Hat
    Girl with a red Hat
    Arthur Segal
    1910–1912 · National Museum of Art of Romania
  • Der Redner
    Der Redner
    Arthur Segal
    1912 · Kunsthalle Emden
  • Arthur Segal: Street Scene in Berlin
    Arthur Segal: Street Scene in Berlin
    Arthur Segal
    1912 · Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin
  • Christus Nr. 1
    Christus Nr. 1
    Arthur Segal
    1915
  • Mountain village
    Mountain village
    Arthur Segal
    1916
  • Houses, Meadows and Fields
    Houses, Meadows and Fields
    Arthur Segal
    1918 · Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden
  • Arthur Segal: The Monk
    Arthur Segal: The Monk
    Arthur Segal
    1918
  • Arthur Segal: Man, Horse, Wagon
    Arthur Segal: Man, Horse, Wagon
    Arthur Segal
    1918
  • Mondscheinlandschaft und Ruderer
    Mondscheinlandschaft und Ruderer
    Arthur Segal
    1918
  • Trennung (Zyklus Dramen
    Trennung (Zyklus Dramen
    Arthur Segal
    1918 · Jewish Museum Berlin
  • Unüberwindlicher Abgrund (Zyklus Dramen
    Unüberwindlicher Abgrund (Zyklus Dramen
    Arthur Segal
    1918 · Jewish Museum Berlin
  • Der Astronom (Zyklus Arbeit)
    Der Astronom (Zyklus Arbeit)
    Arthur Segal
    1919 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
  • The Ploughman (Circle "Labour")
    The Ploughman (Circle "Labour")
    Arthur Segal
    c. 1919 · Berlinische Galerie
  • A still life of tulips in a vase.l
    A still life of tulips in a vase.l
    Arthur Segal
    1919
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