While in Los Angeles art school in the 1960s, George Rodrigue made hundreds of drawings in his figure drawing classes, most of which are now in the family archives, private collections or unfortunately lost over time.
Drawing and other classes like automotive design remained a key element in his forty-five year career, and served as the basis for everything he created, including his one-of-a-kind mixed medias, original silkscreens as well as his bronze, and later chrome sculptures.
Occasionally, Rodrigue Studios acquires selections from this exceptional and exceedingly rare collection, as well as other unique mixed medias, sculptures and out-of-print or rare silkscreens. These opportunities are infrequent and unpredictable, however, we are honored to share them with our collectors when they become available.
Current rare selections of Rodrigue’s work can be viewed below. Unfortunately, these are not available online; so we ask that you please Contact Us to request additional information and to check availability.
Don’t Like Bein’ Blue
Don’t Like Bein’ Blue
1993 by George Rodrigue
16 x 23 inches
Signed by the artist
#54/120
Sold Framed As, Is
1995 by George Rodrigue
Signed and inscribed by the artist
35 x 20 inches
Sold Framed, As Is
The special matting is concealing a dedication to the original owner.
1994 by George Rodrigue
Signed by the artist
Oil paint, heavily embellished direct image transfer on Masonite
30 x 40 inches
Condition Note: There appears to be some points of striation along the upper left portion of the work. We’ve added a UV plexiglass to preserve the work’s color and surface.
1991 by George Rodrigue
11 1/2 x 7 1/4 inches
Signed by the artist
Ink on 100% rice paper Contact gallery for price
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
2007-08 by George Rodrigue
40 x 30 inches
Stone lithograph produced in Paris, France
Signed by the artist
Artist Proof Edition, #37/50
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