Giclée print on fine art paper. Original is an oil on canvas painted in 1947 when I was in college at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign.

Sizes available include:

Full size (28 x 22 inches) - $311.60
Reduced to 75% (21 x 16-1/2 inches) - $284.65
Educated to 50% (14 x 11 inches) - $265.40

From the recently published Leopold Segedin: A Habit of Art (also available on Etsy):

"...there are four different sources of light in this painting. There is a light from a window. A warm light. There is a florescent light from the stores down there. There is the light from the sky and there’s a light from the platform. And it all works together in my mind."

"...at that time they were tearing down Fifth Avenue, Harrison (in Chicago), they were building at that time it was called the Congress Street Expressway, now it’s the Eisenhower. And so I was taking the el downtown looking out the window. Somewhere around Ashland, these were the buildings I saw. And I remember I made some sketches of the buildings I saw, but now on the spot, from memory. And those are what I stuck in there. So those are memories of buildings from Fifth Avenue, when there was a Fifth Avenue."

All dimensions are approximate. Prints include one inch white border. Prints can be made with no border or larger border upon request. A larger border will require an additional fee. Please contact to discuss.

Prints are made-to-order. Please allow up to seven business days for processing. Orders are shipped lightly rolled in tube from our service provider in Elmhurst, Illinois.

Other paintings and drawings can be made available for reproduction. Many of the images at www.LeopoldSegedin.com can be made available. Please inquire regarding availability and pricing.