Page 64 - Studio International - October 1967

On exhibition

A selection from
current and forthcoming
exhibitions

London
Zoetrope 1965, glass 54 x 42 x 12 in. by Harry
Seager in a one-man show at Gimpel Fils, 50 South
Molton Street, W.1 until October 28. Seager was
born in 1931 in Birmingham, where he studied.
He travelled to Hong Kong and the Far East and
now teaches at Stowbridge College of Art. (Price
range 150 gns-350 gns.)
2
Goalkeeper oil on canvas, 15 x 18 in. by Lawrence
Toynbee at the Leicester Galleries, 4 Audley
Square, W.1 until October 21. Also exhibiting are
Marit Aschan (enamels) and Glenn Hellman
(sculpture). (Price range 45 gns-750 gns.)
3
A Moorish cafe 1896 oil on canvas, 24* x 29+ in.
by Sir Frank Brangwyn, R.A. at the Fine Art Society,
148 New Bond Street, W.1 in a centenary
exhibition from October 23 to November 11.
Frank Brangwyn was born in Bruges in 1867, and
came to London when he was eight years old.
In 1882-4 he was employed in William
Morris's workshop. He gained a wide international
reputation in the early part of this century, which
has since been heavily eroded. The present
exhibition will provide opportunity for the reputation
one way or the other. (Price range £25-£2,500.)
4
Winnower brass and bronze 10 in. high, by Sean
Rice at the Alwin Gallery, 56 Brook Street, W.1
until October 28. Sean Rice was born in London in
1931 and studied at the Brighton College of Art
and the Royal Academy Schools, after which
he was awarded the Prix de Rome Scholarship.
Also exhibiting are Michael Kluge and Roderick
Barrett. (Price range £.50-£500.)
5
Studio window 1967 oil on canvas, 28 x 36 in. by
Ottilie Tolansky, at Gallery 273, Queen Mary
College, Mile End Road, E.1 until October 20.
Ottilie Tolansky trained in Berlin and London, and
has had four one-man shows in London. (Price
range 20 gns-100 gns.)
6
Saint Tropez, ciel b/eu 1966 oil on canvas 23½ x 32in.
by Roger Mühl in a joint show of recent paintings
with Jules Cavailles at Tooth's Gallery, 31 Bruton
Street, W.1 until October 21. Both artists have
previously exhibited at this gallery; Cavailles has
exhibited at Galerie Schmidt in Paris this year, and
Muhl at the Findlay Gallery, New York. (Price range
£200-£550.)
7
New Guinea house post, 72 in. high, in an exhibition
of Tribal Art from Africa, Melanesia and South
America at Gallery Forty-three, 28 Davies Street,
W.1 through October and November.
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