Page 61 - Studio International - January 1968

Paris
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Aquarelle 1967, 22 x 18 in., by Joan Mire at Maeght,
13 rue de Teheran, in January. The exhibition
contains 50 water colours specially executed for
the edition de tete of Femme (Edition Maeght).
20
La reponse de la sybille 1965, oil on canvas, 49½ x 85
in., by Klaphek at Claude Bernard, 5 rue des
Beaux Arts, until January 15. Also exhibiting are
Budenik, Klasen, Krieg, Lausen, Leissler and
Wunderlich.

Basle
21
Epicerie à Witebsk, 1911, gouache, 9½ x 12 in., by
Marc Chagall at Beyeler, Baumleingasse 9,
through January. 'Petits formats' includes paintings
by Daumier, Corot, Cezanne, Giacometti, de Stäel,
and Tobey.

Rome
22
Goodbye from Africa 1967, litho on Fabriano paper,
27½ x 19½ in., in six colours with gold leaf, by
Hundertwasser at La Medusa, via del Babuino,
until the end of January. The show includes two
special editions of lithographs created for the
Medusa Gallery. (Price range: $200 for lithographs,
to $10,000 for paintings.)

Florence
23
Composizione 1967, lithograph (edition of 50),
10 x 19 in., by Giuseppe Capogrossi at II Bisonte,
via San Niccolo 28, until January 15. The
exhibition is of lithographs and etchings published
and printed during the last year by the atelier of the
Bisonte. Also exhibiting are Alabria, Calder,
Fazzini, Greco, Guttuso, Manfredi, Moore, Morlotti,
Sutherland, Klasen, Tavernari and Treccani.
Amsterdam
24
White line 1967, 20 x 21 in., by S. W. Hayter at
Magdalene Sothmann, N.Z. Voorburgwal 284, until
January 22. Born in London in 1901, Hayter studied
chemistry and geology at Kings College and
researched in organic chemistry in Iran until 1925,
when he studied at the Academic Julien in Paris.
He has held many exhibitions in the United States
and Europe. (Price range: $200—$3,000.)

Stockholm
25
XYCA 1967, 104 in., high, by 011e Baertling at
Aronowitsch, Karlavagen 69, and Bleue,
Sturegatan 28, from January 13. The exhibition is
titled 'From abstract movement in constructive
art to open form'. Baertling's sculpture and
paintings are also being shown, together with
the work of four other Swedish artists, at Musee
des Arts Decoratifs, Palais du Louvre, Paris, in
January, after which they will travel to Brussels
and then to the Tate Gallery, London. Baertling
has a one-man show at Rose Fried Gallery, New
York, opening on January 7.