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La Romance 1965, collage, 31½ x 31½ in., by Boris
Vansier, May 2-23 at Iris Clert, 28 rue du Faugbourg
St-Honore, in an exhibition entitled Erotic Fortnight,
'Offrandes'. Of Swiss nationality, born in Russia in
1927, Vansier exhibited '30 Portraits of General de
Gaulle' at Iris Clert in 1965 and Waddell, New York,
in 1966. (Price range: $500—$1,500.)

Rome
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C.III-15, 1962, oil on canvas, 39 x 41¾ in., by Pie
Sadun in a one-man exhibition during May at La
Medusa, 124 Via Babuino. In 1954 Sadun won the
National Competition for a professorship in graphic
arts in the Institute of Arts of Urbino and since 1957
he has been a professor of the Institute of Arts in
Rome. Exhibitions include Milione, Milan; Bussola,
Turin; Delius, New York; and, in 1960, the Venice
Biennale. In 1959 the Tate acquired one of his
paintings.
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Fino all' Ultimo Compassione 1967, nitroacrylic on
shaped aluminium, approx. 9 x 6 ft, by Silvio
Pasotti May 5-22 in his second one-man show at
Cadario, 65 via del Babuino. Born in 1933, Pasotti
studied at Accademia Carrara in Bergamo. His
one-man exhibitions include 1957 Arthur Jeffreys,
London, and exhibitions in Milan, Turin, Venice,
Lugano and Monaco.
New York
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Interieur en Tunisie 1921, pencil, 8 x 12 in. by Jules
Pascin (1885-1930), in an exhibition of his drawings
and watercolours until June 10 at Perls, 1016 Madison
Avenue. An American citizen, born in Bulgaria and
for long resident in Paris, Pascin worked at one time
on the paper Simplicissimus. (Price range:
$600—$2,400.)
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Proposed Colossal Monument for Times Square:
Banana 1965, watercolour and crayon, 24½ x 19 in. b
Claes Oldenburg showing new work at Sidney Janis
15 East 57th Street, until May 31. Born 1929 in
Stockholm, Oldenburg received a degree from Yale
in 1950 and studied atthe Art Institute of Chicago
1953-4. Since 1956 he has been working and living
in New York. His exhibitions include The Store, held
in his New York Studio in 1961 ; Judson, Reuben
and Green galleries, New York, and recently
Moderna Museet, Stockholm and Robert Fraser,
London. 'Stars' and 'Autobodys' were two of his
1963 Happenings.
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La Courrière / 1966, oil on canvas, 58¼ x 58¼ in. by
Anne Dunn in her first American show at
Fischbach, 29 West 57th Street beginning May 9 to June 4.
English born, Anne Dunn lives and works in France
and studied in Canada, the Chelsea Polytechnic am
the Academie Julian, Paris. She will have her fourth
exhibition at Leicester Galleries, London, this June.
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Radiale L,1966, bronze, 51⅛ x 39⅜ x 39⅜ in. by Gio
Pomodoro, showing sculpture at Marlborough
Gerson, 41 East 57th Street, during May. Pomodoro
had his first principal exhibition at Galleria Numero,
Florence, in 1954. Exhibitions include Bonino,
Buenos Aires; the Venice Biennale, 1962; Dom,
Cologne; 'Italian Sculptors of Today', Dallas Museu
Texas; the Gulbenkian Foundation, Tate, London,
and last year '20 Italian Sculptors', Arts Council,
Edinburgh.
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