Boundary Gallery
Suite 115, 268 Belsize Road London NW6 4BT   
T: 07971 293607
 
The Boundary Gallery has now closed. Please see our new contact details above. We shall be continuing with increased online activity, exhibiting at art fairs, consultancy work for private and corporate clients, valuation for probate and insurance and curatorial work for exhibitions.
We are delighted to be lending the Ben Uri Gallery a dozen of our Herman works for their exhibition: Josef Herman: Warsaw, Brussels, Glasgow, London, 1938-44
21 September 2011 - 15 January 2012
Treats for Winter

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Albert Irvin
2001, colour silkscreen
print, signed, 15.5 x 21.4 cms
£ 210

A selection of stock at
discounted prices.

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information
The Little Mother
oil on canvas
366 x 53 cm
We will be exhibititing at the
20/21 British Art Fair
Stand 19
16-19 February 2012
(Thurs-Sun)
At: Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU (next to the Royal Albert Hall)

Opening times: Thurs 11am-9pm, Fri 11am - 8pm, Sat 11am - 7pm, Sun 11am - 6pm
 


The Boundary Gallery is 20 years old. It specialises in two areas:MODERN BRITISH - including BOMBERG, BRODZKY, EPSTEIN, HERMAN, KESTELMAN, KRAMER, MENINSKY , WOLMARK BOMBERG, EPSTEIN, KRAMER, MENINSKY AND WOLMARK were artists who formed the ANGO JEWISH art circle - SONS OF IMMIGRANTS FROM EASTERN EUROPE TOWARDS THE TURN OF THE 19/20TH CENTURY. They all became leading artists. DAVID BOMBERG is recognised as the leading expressionist painter of British 20th century art. DAVID BOMBERG believed in the “Spirit of the Mass” - which he taught at the Borough Polytechnic 1947-1952, Among his students were FRANK AUERBACH and LEON KOSSOFF. BOMBERG spent many years in Spain, BOMBERG started his career as a VORTICIST and it was only after the first World War that he started paining with wide brushstrokes and capturing landmarks of the Mediterrenean with his rich palette in the EXPRESSIONIST manner.

MENINSKY was a superb draughtsman, and a very good painter - though during his lifetime he devoted himself to teaching. It is only now that his talent is beginning to be appreciated. He is represented in all the main municipal galleries in Britain. EPSTEIN, who left his native New York in 1905 and spent his life in London, is one of the Twentieth Century’s greatest sculptor in Britain. The Boundary Gallery has organised a number of shows - featuring both EPSTEIN’s sculptures and works on paper.

EPSTEIN is best known as a portraitist (bronze) as well as a carver which led to a number of public commissions including THE SOCIAL CONSCIENCE GROUP in Philadelphia - USA - and the Cavendish Square Madonna in London among others.

JACOB KRAMER lived in Leeds and was a great friend of EPSTEIN’s - whose lithograph of him is available at the BOUNDARY GALLERY

JOSEF HERMAN whose estate the BOUNDARY GALLERY is handling, arrived to Britain in 1940 and lived here until 2000. Best known for the period in South Wales, 11 years AMONG MINERS OF YSTRADGYNLAIS. The Boundary Gallery has a number of good EARLY paintings and drawings by JOSEF HERMAN

THE other area the BOUNDARY GALLERY is specialising is CONTEMPORARY FIGURATIVE art - with good draughtsmanship and strong palette. Artists who belong to the BOUNDARY GALLERY’s stable include theSCOTTISH ARTISTS: JUNE REDFERN and NEIL MacPHERSON; WELSH ARTISTS: PETER PRENDERGAST and DAVID TRESS ENGLISH ARTISTS: SONIA LAWSON , DAVID BREUER-WEIL, DAVINA JACKSON, MARY COZENS-WALKER