Item: Early Dick Seeger Acrylic Panel

Designer/Maker: Dick Seeger – An innovative artist, craftsman and gallerist who settled in Scottsdale, Arizona in the late 1950s. Seeger’s innovative approach, his use of color and composition helped him become an important figure in Scottsdale’s mid-century art and architecture community. Dick Seeger’s work in the 1960s was based on wood carving techniques applied to plastics in combination with polyester resins and chemical adhesion. For years, the Dick Seeger Design Gallery was Scottsdale’s most colorful and singular outlet for modern design. He is listed in the recent Museum of Arts and design publication “Crafting Modernism: Midcentury American Art and Design,” which also includes an illustration of his acrylic work. For more information on Dick Seeger’s early career see The Seeger Studio 1957-1962

Description: Super rare, late-1950s acrylic panel made by Dick Seeger in Scottsdale, Arizona. This panel has pieces of glass and Seeger’s signature acrylic sawdust embedded in the polyester resin and clouds of resin that contrast with hard-edged, geometric designs. This unsigned panel formerly belonged to Seeger’s fellow Arizona Designer Craftsmen members, Berta and Adolph Wright.

Dimensions: 15″ X 20-5/8″ X 3/16″ thick

Condition: Good original condition with small areas of polyester resin loss surrounding holes in corners

Price: $825

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