George Segal, one of the most important figurative "pop" sculptors of the 20th century, was not only an influence on the Catalan artist Francesc Anglès, but he was also a friend, in contact with even at Sala Gaudí. The white of the human sculptures made of plaster and paper bands, and their size, are just some of the commonalities between Segal and Anglès. With a large sculptural ensemble at the Dalí Museum in Figueres, and almost four decades of individual and collective exhibitions around the world, the irreverent sculptures by Francesc Anglès are to sculpture what "collage" is to painting. But pushing far beyond the impersonality and coldness of Pop Art, the sculptures by Francesc Anglès convey a real sense of atmosphere and a warmth.
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| Francesc Anglès - El mirón Plaster sculpture. 130x100x54 cm 1800 euro |
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| Francesc Anglès - El crítico Plaster sculpture. 130x100x54cm 1800 euro |
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| Francesc Anglès - L'homme en panne Plaster sculpture. 130x100x50cm 1800 euro |
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| Francesc Anglès - La mendiga Plaster sculpture. 30x20x18 cm 800 euro |
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| Francesc Anglès - Sentada Plaster sculpture. 28x20x18 cm 800 euro |
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| Francesc Anglès - El meón Plaster sculpture. 31x22x32 cm 800 euro |
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| Francesc Anglès - Mujer con niño Plaster sculpture. 31x22x32 cm 800 euro |
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| Francesc Anglès - Mujer con paraguas Plaster sculpture. 31x22x32 cm 800 euro |
