Page 76 - Studio International - July/August 1967

Munich
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Portrait of Sam Wolfe 1967, acrylic and mixed media
on canvas, 451 x 35 in. by Hans Platschek, at Van
De Loo, 60 Prinzregentenstrasse during August and
early September in an exhibition of gallery artists.
Born in 1923 in Berlin, Platschek has lived in South
America, Germany, Rome, and now lives in London.
A pupil of Professor Schorlach, Platschek has had
one-man shows in Rome, Paris, Munich, Buenos
Aires, etc. (Price range: DM 500-DM 35,000.)
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Sinus,1966, oil, 63¾ x 59 in. by E. W. Nay showing
new paintings and gouaches July 14 to August 21
at the Galerie Gunther Franke, 22 Maximilianstrasse.
At the recommendation of Paul Westheim, Nay
participated in 1922 in an exhibition of young artists
in Berlin. Awards and prizes include Prix de Rome
1931-2, Premio Lissone, Lissone, 1953, Lichtwark
Prize of Freien und Hansestadt Hamburg, 1955, the
Guggenheim award-German section, 1960, and the
Berlin Art prize in 1964. (Price range: DM 3,000-
DM 24,000.)

Basel
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Le Violoniste devant son I sba, oil on canvas,
28¼ x 22½ in. by Marc Chagall in Présence des
Maitres until September at Beyeler, 9 Baumleingasse.
The exhibition will include works by Monet, Cézanne,
Vlaminck, Modigliani, Soutine, Utrillo, Bonnard,
Dufy, Matisse, Braque, Léger, Kandinsky, Klee,
Mondrian, Rouault, Chagall, Miró, de Stael, and
Giacometti. (Price range: $8,000-$230,000.)

Zurich
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No. 49, 1945, oil on canvas, 16⅞ x 16⅞ in. by Verena
Löwensberg in a group exhibition Contrastes VII
July 21 to September 5 at Suzanne Bollag, 116
Limmatquai. The exhibition is a representation of
various styles showing works by internationally
known and young artists. (Price range: SFR 600-
SFR 20,000.)
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Roi aux Raisins 1964, tapestry, 79¾ x 59 in. by Antoni
Clavé exhibiting paintings and tapestries until
July 31 at Semiha Huber, 18 Talstrasse. Born in
Barcelona in 1913, Clavé studied at the Ecole des
Beaux-Arts there. In 1954-5 he abandoned theatre
design and book illustration to devote himself to
painting and in 1957 he won the Matarasso Prize at
the fourth international Biennale of São Paulo.
In July-September he exhibits tapestries at Musée
Picasso, Antibes. (Price range: SFR 4,000-SFR 25,000.)

Turin
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Monsieur le Guillotine, 1966, steel, 23⅝ x 23⅝ in. by
Valeriano Trubbiani at Galleria d'Arte Moderna,
31 via Magenta, until September 17 in Museo
Sperimentale d'Arte Contemporanea. Among
artists exhibiting are Adami, Alviani, Baj, Baruchello,
Cruz Diez, Fontana and Scheggi.