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	OLGA LEHMANN (1912-2001) Lehmann excelled as an artist even before she graduated in 1934 Her career was extraordinarily versatile – from murals, portraiture, she established her reputation also as an artist in film and TV. She was also a war artist during the Second World War As a scenic artist she worked for the British Picture Corporation for six years; she also worked as a costume designer at the Pinewood Studios for which she was nominated for the Emmy Prize.   RICHARD WENTWORTH (1947 – Wentworth, a major British sculptor, studied art at the Hornsey School of Art. He was Henry Moore’s assistant in 1967 and completed his MA at the Royal College of Art in 1970. Worked in Berlin 1993-94. He was one of the most influential teachers at Goldsmiths Richard Wentworth, Red Eight, 1987, 33/48, from a portfolio of prints, RCA, ed 48, signed, 31.5 x 31 cms £ 320 + VAT     JOE TILSON (1928 – Worked as a cabinet maker before being discovered by John Kasmin (who spotted David Hockney) . He was a first generation pop artist in swinging London of the 1960s Joe Tilson, Liknon, 1987, 33/48, from a portfolio of prints, RCA, ed 48, signed, 31.5 x 31 cms £ 600 + VAT   ROBYN DENNY Born in 1930, Denny was one of the great artists that transformed British art in the late 1950s. He studied at the Royal College of Art in the 1950s. He was greatly influenced by Abstract Expressionism and pop art. Robyn Denny, Hand Job, 1987, 33/48, from a portfolio of prints, RCA, ed 48, signed, 31.5 x 31 cms £ 450 + VAT   Sir TERRY FROST (1915 – 2003) Frost became an artist in his 30s (Camberwell School of Art )though , as a prisoner of war, was taught by Adrian Heath. In 1951 he was Barbara Hepworth’s assistant. He taught at Bath School of Art and became Professor at Reading University. He is the abstract artist par excellence - and never compromised about it. His work brim with colour and light and the pleasure of existence. Sir Terry Frost, Oh What an Effort it is to Love you as I do, G Lorca, 1987, 33/48, from a portfolio of prints RCA, ed 48, signed, 31.5 x 31 cms £ 1,400 +VAT CHRIS PLOWMAN (1952-2009) Studied art at Winchester School of Art Taught at the Royal College 1987-1999, where he was closely associated with Tim Mara He used mundane object in unusual combinations – with a highly developed sense of the absurd His speciality was photo etching. Chris Plowman, Odds and Ends, 1987, 33/48, from a portfolio of prints, RCA, ed 48, signed, 31.5 x 31 cms £ 265 + VAT   JOHN HOYLAND (1934-2011) Studied art at Sheffield, followed by the Royal Academy Schools, where he became Professor in 1999. He had a solo exhibition at the Whitechapel Gallery in 1967; a Retrospective at the Serpentine in 1979 and the Royal Academy in 1999; at Tate St Ives in 2006. In 1982 he won the John Moore Prize. John Hoyland, Galaxy, 1987, 33/48, from a portfolio of prints, RCA, ed 48, signed, 31.5 x 31 cms £ 800 + VAT   Sir ANTHONY CARO Born 1924 Caro has played a leading part in British sculpture’s 20th c development. After sculpture studies at Royal Academy, he worked as Henry Moore’s assistant but it was his exhibition in 1963 at the Whitechapel Gallery that he gained public attention with his large brightly painted abstract sculpture = a radical departure Influential teacher at St Martin’s (1953-1981), he opened up a new world of sculpture worldwide. Travelled and has been shown extensively worldwide – including Tokyo, New York. He holds numerous honorary degrees from universities in the UK, USA and Europe. He was knighted in 1987 and received Order of Merit in 2000 Sir Anthony Caro RA, Nude, 1987, 33/48, from a portfolio of prints, RCA, ed 48, signed, 31.5 x 31 cms £ 395 + VAT Sir Peter Blake RA, Study for a Poster for Frankenstein, 1987, ed 33/48, from a portfolio of prints by 48 artists 31.5 x 35 cms £ 325 + VAT Julian Trevelyan, Construction, 1987, ed 33/48, from a portfolio of prints by 48 artists 31.5 x 35 cms £ 595 + VAT Dame Elizabeth Frink RA, (b 1930-1995) I Flew Through a Black Cloud and the Winds Came Up from the Hill, 1987, ed 33/48, from a portfolio of prints by 48 artists 31.5 x 35 cms £ 650 + VAT Dame Paula Rego RA, (b 1935) Young Predators, 1987, 33/48, from a portfolio of prints, RCA, ed 48, signed, 31.5 x 31 cms £ 550 + VAT Ken Kiff, The Sun Shining Down on a Street, 1987, 33/48, from a portfolio of prints, RCA, ed 48, signed, 31.5 x 31 cms £ 285 + VAT David Tindle, Four Seasons, 1987, ed 33/48, from a portfolio of prints by 48 artists 31.5 x 35 cms £ 360 + VAT Sir Eduardo Paolozzi RA, (b 1924-2005) For Leonardo, 1987, 33/48, from a portfolio of prints, RCA, ed 48, signed, 31.5 x 31 cms £ 275 + VAT   Neil MacPherson, Portrait of a Small Dog, silkscreen on paper, paper size 64 x 56 cms, image size 44 x 39 cms £ 475 (was £ 675) + VAT Matthew Dennison US, Timmy Twees, 1998, acrylic on paper, 65 x 51 cms £ 450 + VAT Paul Bloomer , Meeting in the Garden, 2010, watercolour on paper, 17 x 26 cms £ 460 + VAT Albert Irvin, 2001, colour silkscreen print, signed, 15.5 x 21.4 cms £ 210 + VAT Wassily Kandinsky, 1923, colour litho print from Derriere le Mirroir, 38 x 28 cms £ 325 + VAT Albert Irvin, The Poet or Painter steers his Life to Maim, 1987, 33/48, from a portfolio of prints, RCA, ed 48, signed, 31.5 x 31 cms £ 325 + VAT Adam Green, Sketch for a Wall Mural in Covent Garden, watercolour on paperone of a series of 10, 26 x 52 cms £ 295 + VAT Adam Green, Sketch for a Wall Mural in Covent Garden, watercolour on paperone of a series of 10, 26 x 52 cms £ 295 + VAT ***Two remaining Kestelman circus lithos*** Morris Kestelman, Circus Rider, 1996, colour litho from a 1937 pastel drawing, ed 30, 28 x 36.5 cms £210 + VAT Morris Kestelman, Bareback Rider, 1996, colour litho from a 1937 pastel drawing, ed 30, 28 x 36.5 cms £ 210 + VAT Morris Kestelman, Bonjour, 1966, colour silkscreen print, paper size 68 x 48 cms, image size 51 x 40 cms £ 485 + VAT S.D, Red Nose, mixed media on paper, 50 x 35 cms £ 450 + VAT

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