Page 58 - Studio International - March 1967

On exhibition

A selection from
current and forthcoming
exhibitions

London
1
Michael Tippett 1966, oil on canvas, 5 x 4 ft, by
Bryan Organ in an exhibition of paintings, drawings
and gouaches at the Redfern Gallery-March 7-
April 1. This is Organ's first one-man exhibition in
London. He has recently been teaching painting and
drawing at Loughborough College of Art.
Price range: paintings 75 gns-500 gns; drawings
and gouaches 16 gns-18 gns.)
2
Mistinguett 1928, poster, 62 3/4 x 47 1/4 in., by Zig in
an exhibition 'The Entertainment World' at
Lords Gallery, during March and April. The way
in which Zig portrays Mistinguett, a prominent
figure in the Folies Bergère, reflects the strong
influence of Matisse on 'Art Décoratif. Lords
Gallery, which has some 300 posters permanently
on show, is the one gallery in Great Britain regularly
to exhibitthis art form. Included in the exhibition
are posters by Chéret, Lautrec and Mucha. (Price
range: £1 0-£200.)
3
Family Group on a Bench on the Quai des Dames,
c. 1939, black chalk drawing, 8 x 10 in., by Sir
William Nicholson 1872-1949, in an exhibition of
prints and drawings at Folio Fine Art Ltd from
March 17-31. Under the name of 'The Beggarstaff
Brothers' Nicholson and his brother-in-law
James Pryde achieved a new look in English poster
designs. He was also responsible for a series of
woodcuts, of which 'Queen Victoria and her Dog'
is the best known. (Price range: £5-£100.)
4
Shadowed Growth 1966, oil on canvas, 66 x 42 in.,
by John Hitchens at Marjorie Parr, until March 11.
His group exhibitions include Bradford City Art
Gallery, Brighton Art Gallery and Ulster Museum,
Belfast. (Price range: £35-£250.)
5
Flemish Memory 1966, lithograph in green on Imperial
Barcham Mills hand-made paper, edition of 12
signed and numbered, by Peter Baer, in an
exhibition of new lithographs at Curwen from
March 8-31. In 1960 Baer joined Stanley Jones at
the Curwen Studio and is now manager and
responsible for collaboration with artists whose prints
are made there. He previously taught at the Central
School, and exhibited at Beaux Arts Gallery between
1953 and 1957. (Price range: 8 gns-15 gns.)
6
Basilica 1962, aquatint, 14 in. square, by Lia
Rondelli in an exhibition of etchings at Everyman
Foyer Gallery, Hampstead, until March 12. Working
in London, painter and etcher Rondelli has had
one-man shows of paintings in Milan, Rome and
Venice and etchings exhibited in Turin and
Venice. Her group shows include Biennale Incisione
Italiana, Venice, 1965. (Price range: 10 gns-15 gns.)
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