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Outside London
5 Trevethy,1968, oil on canvas, by Alexander Mack- 8 Eagle owl (percher). 1967, lithograph. by David of wood, cut off obliquely so that the light catches
enzie from his one-man exhibition at Maltzahn Koster, from an exhibition of his lithographs at the them, and the sides of some sections are painted in
Gallery until November 8. Mackenzie, a member of Everyman Foyer from November 11 until December bright colours. Some of the later sculptures are con-
the St. Ives group, has had no exhibition since 1962, 29. David Koster was born in London and studied at structed on mirrors. Prices range from 20 gns to 100
and this exhibition of fourteen paintings and five the Slade School of Art. He now teaches printmaking gns.
drawings is of work since that date. at Folkestone School of Art. His work is in public and 10 Mexican woman washing, drawing, by Leszek
6 Silver ring with pearls, by Gerda Flöckinger, from private collections in this country and in private Muszynski, R.B.A., from an exhibition of his work at
an exhibition of her jewellery at The Crafts Centre of collections in the U.S.A., Canada, Europe and Ash Barn, Petersfield, until 17 November. Leszek
Great Britain until November 23. Australia. Muszynski, born in 1923, studied in Poland and at
7 Cowgirl with yellow deer and two lions, oil on 9 Today and tomorrow, 1968, wood, steel arid Edinburgh College of Art and travelled extensively
board, by Martin Saldaña, from 'The Spontaneous mirror, by Jan Arundell, A.R.C.A., on view at Water- in Europe, Africa, North America and Mexico. He has
Eye II', an exhibition of naif painters from Britain and gate Gallery, Chester, until November 9. Jan Arundell exhibited in various London galleries and in Scotland,
abroad at Grosvenor Gallery from November 20 to lectures in sculpture at Coventry College of Edu- Belgium, France, Denmark, South Africa, the United
December 31. Concurrent with this exhibition is cation. The work to be shown was produced during States, Canada and Mexico. His work can be seen in
'Ballet at the Grosvenor', designs by Bakst, Nadia the last two years. The exhibition comprises about public and private collections all over the world.
Benois, Erté, Goncharova, Korovine, Pogedaieff, twenty pieces, all of which are concerned with the
Remisoff, and Soudeikine and original costumes by involvement of the spectator, in so far as that, as he
Goncharova for Le Coq d'Or. changes his position, the surface patterns, colours
and textures are transformed. The surfaces are made
up of many tiny square, rectangular or circular pieces