Page 58 - Studio International - January 1968

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Figura fragile 1966, 40 x 36 in., by Mario Padovan at
Cassel, 8a Thurloe Place, S.W.7 from January 10-31.
This is the first exhibition that Padovan has held in
England, but he has held many in Italy and
America. Born in Trieste, he lived for a while in
Paris and Beverly Hills, California, and now lives
and works in Rome.
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Woman in red, oil on canvas, 25 x 23 in., by Hans
Boehler at Marlborough Fine Art, 39 Old Bond
Street, W.1 from January 1-19. Hans Boehler is an
Austrian painter who was born in Vienna in 1884
and died in 1961. He travelled extensively-to the
Far East, West Indies, the Argentine-and settled in
New York in 1936, where he remained during the
war. He then commuted between Europe and
America. His work is strongly connected with that of
Kokoschka, his contemporary. (Price range: $400-
$4,000)
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New York, New York 1966, colour etching by Mary
Louise Coulouris at Everyman Foyer, N.W.3 until
February 4. Born in New York of English and
American parents, she came to England in 1949 at
the age of ten, and later studied at the Slade
(under Anthony Gross). She was awarded a post-
graduate scholarship in etching and a French
Government Scholarship in 1963. For two years she
worked in Paris, painting and etching in William
Hayter's studio and doing lithography at the Ecole
des Beaux Arts. Her first one-man show was at the
Maison des Beaux Arts in 1964, She teaches at
Camberwell and Wolverhampton Schools of Art.
(Price range: 15 gns-20 gns)
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Wendish peasant woman, pen and wash, by Albrecht
Diirer in the exhibition 'Campbell Dodgson: his
Keepership and his bequest' at the British
Museum until June 3. The show is designed to
celebrate the acquisitions made during the
Keepership of Campbell Dodgson and his bequest
of prints and drawings to the museum.
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Lay-a-bout 1966, resins and cement, 24½ x 24 in.,
by Maryon Kantaroff at Drian, 5/7 Porchester Place,
W.2 from January 7-20. Maryon Kantaroff was born
in Canada and studied at Chelsea College of Art.
This is her second London exhibition. (Price range:
60 gns-300 gns.)
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Oriel Ross (1st portrait) 1925, bronze, 21½ in. high,
by Sir Jacob Epstein at Leicester Galleries, 4 Audley
Square, W.1 in their annual New Year exhibition
of paintings, drawings and sculpture by 19th and
20th century artists-from January 2 until February
10. Jacob Epstein was born in New York in 1880 and
died in 1959. His portraits include Einstein, Conrad
and Nehru. Among his leading religious works are
Genesis, 1931, the Madonna and Child, 1952, for the
convent in Cavendish Square, London, Christ in
Majesty, 1957, for Llandaft Cathedral, and Saint
Michael in conflict with the Devil on Coventry
Cathedral. Epstein either executed large works in
direct carving or modelled in clay. Oriel Ross who
was daughter of a clergyman, went on the stage.
Epstein executed three portraits of her.