Page 56 - Studio International - November 1967

On exhibition

A selection from
current and forthcoming
exhibitions

London

The visitation, 1506, by the Master M.S. from the
High Altar of Selmecvanya, in an exhibition of
Hungarian art treasures at the Victoria and Albert
Museum until January 14. The work belongs to the
Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest. The exhibition
shows the development of art in Hungary from the
9th to the late 17th century.
2
Femme au bord de la mer, 1954, a collage, 9½ x 12¾ in.
by Nicolas de Stahl at Tooth's, 31 Bruton Street,
W.1, from November 15 to December 2. In Tooth's
annual exhibition of recently acquired paintings by
Old Masters and 19th and 20th century artists.
Born in 1914 in St Petersburg, de Stahl emigrated
with his family to Poland during the Russian
Revolution. He died in 1955 in Antibes. Several
retrospectives have been held of his work.
3
Pantemenos, 1967, slate on marble, 8+ in. high by
Margaret Lovell in an exhibition of small sculptures
at Marjorie Parr, 285 Kings Road, S.W.3 from
November 9 to December 22. Works by twelve
sculptors are being shown, many of them maquettes
for larger work. (Price range: £25-£350.)
4
Spherical structure, 1967, aluminium, 27 in. diameter,
by Matthew Frere-Smith at Alwin, 56 Brook Street,
W.1, until November 28. Also exhibiting are Ian
Hodges and Gil Kirk. Frere-Smith recently won the
second award for outdoor sculpture at the Museum
of Modern Art in Milan. (Price range: 75 gns-350 gns.)
5
Dans /'atelier, 1964, by Picasso, aquatint and drypoint
(edition of 50), 9¼ x 13 in., from the exhibition
Picasso; the painter and his model at Lumley Cazalet,
24 Davies Street, W.1. The show comprises
thirty-nine original etchings and aquatints 1963-5.
(Price range: £130-£550.)
6
The fairy tree, watercolour, 29 x 24½ in. by Richard
Doyle at Anthony d'Offay, 8 Vigo Street, W.1, from
November 13 to December 1. The exhibition, Dream
and Fantasy in English Painting, 1830-1910, is a
collection of paintings and drawings illustrating the
more eccentric and bizarre aspects of Victorian
painting from John Martin to Arthur Rackham.
(Price range: £20-£1,500.)
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Glacier de Lauteraar engraved from a painting by
C. Wolff in Le voyage pittoresque at the Arts Council
Gallery, 4 St James's Square, S.W.1, until
November 25. An exhibition of eighty coloured
engravings of Swiss landscape in the Romantic
tradition from the 18th and 19th centuries.