Page 54 - Studio International - February 1968
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On exhibition













       A selection from
       current and forthcoming
       exhibitions




       London
       1
       Bust of a Roman youth  marble, by Jean-Antoine
       Houdon (1741-1828) at Heim, 59 Jermyn Street,
       St James's, S.W.1 until March 1. The exhibition,
       'French painting and sculpture of the eighteenth
       century', is designed to complement the show
       covering the same period held at the Royal
       Academy Galleries, and contains forty paintings and
       fifty sculptures (including three by Houdon),
       terracottas by Pajou and two marble busts by Gois.
       There are portraits by Merchi, F. Dumont, Lecomte
       and Vassé. The proceeds from the sale of
       catalogues will go to War on Want.
       2
       Girl wearing a hat, with straw-coloured hair (one of
       three with this title) by Gwen John at Arts Council,
       4 St James's Square, S.W.1 until March 2. This is a
       retrospective exhibition of paintings, gouaches and
       drawings by Gwen John, the sister of Augustus
       John. She studied at the Slade and in Paris, and
       lived mostly in France, where she died in 1939 at
       the age of 63. She was little known until a memorial
       exhibition at the Matthiesen Galleries in 1946. No
       works are for sale.
       3
       The political man 1967, oil, 28x 30 in., by Peter
       Miller at Alwin, 56 Brook Street, W.1 until
       February 26. The show, 'Wood-larks and war-larks'
       contains paintings by Miller and sculptures by
       Donn Russell. Peter Miller was born in Lancashire
       in 1939 and took part in his first show, 'Northern
       Young Artists', in 1961. This is his first one-man
       show in London. (Price range: 15 gns-200 gns.)
       4
       Frogs, 40 x 13 in., by Chi Pai-Shih in the show
       'Oriental Themes' at Grosvenor, 30 Davies Street,
       W.1 until February 24. The show includes works by
       Chang Dai-Chien, Fang Chou-Ling, Lui Show
       Kwan, Long Thien Shih, Chou-Ling and Elizabeth
       Dunn. (Prices: £15 upwards.)
       5
       Le square 1967, oil, by Jocelyne Seguin at Madden,
       77 Duke Street, W.1 from February 16 until March 6.
       A French painter, born in the 1910s, Jocelyne
       Seguin won a prize at the Menton Biennale and a
       Prix de Méditerranée. Her work is handled by the
       Findlay Galleries in New York and Palm Beach, and
       the Galerie de Paris in Rome. (Price range: £75—
       £250.)
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