Page 58 - Studio International - November 1966

On exhibition

A selection from current and forthcoming exhibitions

Roland, Browse and Delbanco are exhibiting
Edward Middleditch's work until November 19, in a
joint show with Arnold Van Praag. Illustrated is his
Rain over Suffolk, charcoal, 22 x 30 in. Middleditch,
who previously exhibited with the Beaux Arts
Gallery until it closed, participated in the British
representation at Venice in 1956.

2
Rochers et Chardons—Solitude, 1890, 21+ x 26 in., an
oil by Pierre Prins, whose pastels and oils are being
shown at the Madden Gallery from November 17
to December 7. The first British one-man show of
this Impressionist painter, who died in 1913, was
held at the Madden Gallery last autumn. (Price
range: £325—£1,950.)

3
Will H. Bradley's Victor Cycles, an American poster
of 1898, white on black, in a Lords Gallery show of
posters through November. The exhibits cover half a
century. (Price range: £20—£2,000.)

4
Rowan Gallery shows paintings by Antony
Donaldson from November 4 to December 1—
illustrated here, Donaldson's The Green Record,
1966, acrylic on canvas. Donaldson, who had his
first one-man show in 1963, won a Harkness
Foundation Award to the U.S. this year. (Price
range: approx. £130—£280.)

5
Modigliani's Femme a mi-corps, 1913, pencil
drawing, 201 x 161 in., in a Lefevre Gallery
exhibition of nineteenth and twentieth century
French drawings and paintings—November 10 to
December 17.

6
A lithograph, Soldiers at Dusk, 1918, by C. R. W.
Nevinson, in a mixed Maltzahn Gallery exhibition
through November which includes works by
commissioned First World War British artists,
American war cartoons, and drawings and
aquatints by Jean Dufy, Rouault, and Augustus
John. (Price range: £3 10s—£350.)

We want civilians very badly. . . . We could do with
a judge and barristers, or a box of vestrymen. . .
—H. G. Wells lamenting, in Floor Games, 1913, that
toy cities could only be peopled with toy soldiers.
Camden Arts Centre is putting on an exhibition
of Toys Old and New from November 22 to
December 20 in the belief that there are many
design possibilities as yet unexplored, and that
'toys are tools, precious objects, and sometimes
works of art'. The Centre, which opened early this
year, has put on some interesting exhibitions, and
in particular a sculpture show, New Dimensions,
which included works by thirteen sculptors, including
Barry Flanagan, Garth Evans, and Tom Hudson.
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