Ladislas Segy

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

A talk with Ladilas Segy about his collection of African sculpture, driftwood, and his paintings.

Although a fairly recent immigrant, he feels he is an American painter because the American public is keenly interested in art and he can be part of the growing development of American art. Segy says he has been very welcome in this country. They talk about mixed drinks in America and the parallels in art.


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