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16 Five girl panels 1964, enamel on canvas 76 x 127 Germany 18 53/1 1966, acrylic, 71 x 51 in. by Lothar Quinte
in., by Michael Snow in 'Canada 101' at Edinburgh 17 Sculpture by Sarda in a one-man show until July in a mixed show of the artists of the gallery at
International Festival from August 18 to September 25 at Gmurzynska, 74-76 Mauritiussteinweg, Muller, Hohenheimerstrasse 7, Stuttgart until
7. Sponsored by the Canada Council. Cologne. (Price range: DM 3,000-10,000) August 2.
Sweden
19 Composition with blue and yellow 1933 by
Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) at Moderna Museet, S.
Blaisieholmshammen 16, Stockholm until August 18.
The show is of a private collection of Swedish and
International modern art. Piet Mondrian was born in
Holland and lived in Paris, London, Holland and New
York between 1911 and 1940. He was a member of
De Stijl, a movement concerned primarily with pro-
blems of space and colour, Mondrian developed a
peculiarly rigorous form of abstraction, which he
called Neo-Plasticism, restricting his forms to geo-
metric shapes set at right-angles and coloured in
three primary colours and white, black or grey.
