Leopold Segedin: A Habit cheap of Art

Learn about artist and cheap educator Leopold Segedin's remarkable life through his own words and from more than one hundred works of art. An essay by historian David M. Sokol and an introduction by writer/publisher Richard Cahan are also included.

Leopold Segedin has been painting since 1942. In a seventy-five year career he has painted myriad subjects and themes including the bible and mythology, musicians, games, trains, Maine and Michigan landscapes, and self-portraits, but his focus has always returned to Chicago.

Edited by Paul Segedin and Benjamin Segedin.

Hardback with dust jacket. 12 x 12 inches. 130 pages.

Book ships beginning in early October, 2018.