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Master Drawings New York
2020
with Special Exhibitions January 25 – February 1
from Dealers in Master preview
Paintings and Sculpture friday january 24
Master Drawings New York 2020 EVENT SPONSORS PARTNERS PREFERRED HOTEL MEDIA PARTNER
Master
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Dealers in Master
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Paintings and
Sculpture York
january 25–february 1
preview at all galleries
Friday January 24, 4–8 pm
galleries open
Saturday January 25, 11 am–6 pm
Sunday January 26, 2 pm–6 pm
Monday January 27–Saturday February 1,
11 am–6 pm
COVER enquiries
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Glory, c. 1760, Courtesy of Telephone +1 929 265 1441
Victoria Munroe Fine Art,
New York www.masterdrawingsnewyork.com
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Master Drawings New York 2020
1 Cade Tompkins Projects 15 James Mackinnon
The Pierre at Arader Galleries
2 East 61st Street, Two E Lounge 1016 Madison Avenue, 3rd Floor
2 The Weiss Gallery 16 W&K, Wienerroither & Kohlbacher
at Daniel Crouch Rare Books at Shepherd | W & K Galleries
24 East 64th Street, 2nd Floor 58 East 79th Street
3 Moeller Fine Art Ltd 17 Ambrose Naumann Fine Art
35 East 64th Street 74 East 79th Street, #1D
4 Didier Aaron, Inc. 18 Christopher Bishop Fine Art
32 East 67th Street 1046 Madison Avenue, Suite 2N
5 David Tunick, Inc. 19 Galerie Eric Coatalem
13 East 69th Street at Robert Simon Fine Art
6 Colnaghi 22 East 80th Street, 4th floor
38 East 70th Street 20 Stephen Ongpin Fine Art
7 Leon Tovar Gallery at Adam Williams Gallery
16 East 71 Street, #1A 24 East 80th Street
8 Découvert Fine Art 21 Victoria Munroe Fine Art
at Kraushaar Galleries 67 East 80th St, #2
15 East 71st Street, Suite 2B 22 Mireille Mosler, Ltd.
9 Les Enluminures at Jill Newhouse Gallery
23 East 73rd Street, 7th Floor, 4 East 81st Street # 1B
Penthouse 23 Jill Newhouse Gallery
10 Mary-Anne Martin | Fine Art 4 East 81st Street, 2nd floor
23 East 73rd Street, 4th floor 24 Taylor | Graham
11 Hazlitt 5 East 82nd Street
17 East 76th Street, #2 25 Hans P. Kraus Jr. Fine Photographs
12 Stuart Lochhead Sculpture 962 Park Avenue
at Hazlitt ★ S P EC I A L LOA N E X H I B I T I O N
17 East 76th Street, #2 Drawn Together: Five Centuries of
13 W. M. Brady & Co. Drawings from the Bowdoin College
at Richard L. Feigen & Co. Museum of Art
16 East 77th Street, ground Floor at Driscoll | Babcock
22 East 80th Street
14 Guy Peppiatt Fine Art Ltd
at Arader Galleries S Sotheby’s
1016 Madison Avenue, 1st Floor 1334 York Avenue
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20 Rockefeller Plaza
Master Drawings New York 2020
Institutional Partnership Event Calendar
Registration is required for all partnership events.
Please visit our website for further information:
masterdrawingsnewyork.com/partnerships
Friday, January 24 at 11 am Tuesday, January 28 at 10 am
Collector’s Choice: Shaping the Stradanus at Cooper Hewitt:
Met’s Collections. A Closer Look
Art Study Room, The Metropolitan Study Center for Drawings and Prints,
Museum of Art Cooper Hewitt
With Julia Siemon, Assistant Curator,
Saturday, January 25 at 10 am Drawings, Prints & Graphic Design
Exhibition Tour
Artist in Exile: The Visual Diary of Tuesday, January 28 at 5:30 pm
Baroness Hyde de Neuville Fourth Annual Symposium with
New-York Historical Society Master Drawings Journal:
With Roberta J.M. Olson, Master Drawings: Then and Now
Curator of Drawings The Institute of Fine Arts, NYU,
1 East 78th Street
Saturday, January 25 at 5 pm
Talking Drawings: Friday, January 31 at 10 am
A Conversation with Collectors Exhibition Tour
Driscoll Babcock, 22 East 80th Street Guercino: Virtuoso Draftsman
Led by Jennifer Tonkovich, Eugene The Morgan Library & Museum
and Clare Thaw Curator of Drawings, With John Marciari, Charles W.
Morgan Library & Museum Engelhard Curator and Department
Head, Drawings & Prints
Sunday, January 26 at 3 pm
Scholarship and Science: New Friday, January 24–Monday, January 27
approaches to the study of Old Master Daily tours of participating Master
Drawings Drawings New York galleries organized
Sotheby’s New York in partnership with Drawing New York
Panel discussion led by
Cristiana Romalli, Senior Specialist,
Sotheby’s London
Visit our website for a full calendar
Sunday, January 26 at 4:30 pm of events taking place during Master
Special Loan Exhibition Event Drawings New York. Sign up for our
Drawn Together: newsletter for updates and to be
A Conversation with the Curators notified when registration opens for
Driscoll Babcock, 22 East 80th Street all events.
With Sean P. Burrus, Andrew W. Mellon
Post-Doctoral Curatorial Fellow, and
Co-Directors Anne Collins Goodyear
and Frank H. Goodyear, Bowdoin
College Museum of Art
S P EC I A L LOA N E X H I B I T I O N
Drawn Together
Five Centuries of Drawings from the
Bowdoin College Museum of Art,
Brunswick, Maine
january 24–february 1
Drawing has long been a linchpin of the
artistic process, an essential method to
record observations, translate perceptions
across media, and explore new insights.
Drawn Together: Five Centuries of Drawing
from the Bowdoin College Museum of
Art includes highlights from the Museum’s
rich collection of drawings, the first such
public collection in the United States.
The exhibition examines the important
role of drawing as a creative practice,
from envisioning new works such as
paintings, etchings, murals, and tapestries,
to exploring new tools and techniques, to
reflecting on the practice itself. Included
in the exhibition are some of the first Old
Master drawings collected in America,
including works from the school of Raphael,
by Abraham Jansz. van Diepenbeeck, and by
Dirk Vellert, together with drawings of 19th
century American masters such as Winslow
Homer and Elihu Vedder, and works by
contemporary artists including Nancy
Grossman, Titus Kaphar, Alex Katz, and The Fine Arts Building
Edda Renouf. 22 East 80th Street
New York, NY 10075
Elihu Vedder (American, 1836–1923)
“Natura”: Detail of Head (head of Natura),
ca. 1893, pastel, crayon, and graphite on
Exhibition sponsored in part by
brown wove paper
Gift of The American Academy of Arts and Peter Bownes-Johnson, Partner,
Letters, Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Private Clients, Vizion Insurance Brokers
Brunswick, Maine
Master Drawings New York 2020 i n t r o d u c t i o n
special loan exhibition
Drawn Together
Five Centuries of Drawings from the Bowdoin College Museum of Art
the act of drawing, the simplicity of republic for the fostering of enlightened
the medium and the tools involved—perhaps ideals. During European travels in his youth,
just a sheet of paper and a sliver of charcoal— Bowdoin made his first tentative acquisitions of
telescopes the distance between inspiration drawings, embarking on a sustained project of
and its realization. This immediacy is integral collecting a genre that was a then rarity among
to drawing’s long history of facilitating creative early American collectors. Among the works
thinking—from envisioning new works to obtained by Bowdoin were pieces assembled
revisiting earlier creations—a theme explored in by the Scottish-born artist John Smibert, who
Drawn Together: Five Centuries of Drawings from originally transported them across the Atlantic
the Bowdoin College Museum of Art. Home to the with the intention of teaching in the New World
first public collection of drawings in the United at the behest of Bishop George Berkeley. When
States, the BCMA takes special pleasure in the financing for the ill-fated “Bermuda group”
invitation to participate in Master Drawings disintegrated, Smibert settled in Boston, where
New York. he was patronized by the Bowdoin family. The
The nucleus of the Museum’s drawings seriousness of James Bowdoin III’s purpose
collection dates to the 1811 bequest of James is demonstrated by the diverse subjects and
Bowdoin III (1752–1811), whose generous gifts to types of drawings bequeathed to the College,
the College he endowed included 141 drawings. which include religious themes, such as the
Bowdoin figured among a small group of leading copy from Raphael’s workshop of Donatello’s
figures—among them Thomas Jefferson— bronze altar relief showing The Miracle of the
who recognized the value of art in a budding Miser’s Heart, ca. 1505–20 (fig. 1), as well as
landscapes, classical myth, historical subjects, The allure of drawing is attested to in
and figure studies. Jacob Lawrence’s The Schomburg Library,
Consulted in their original folios ca. 1946 (fig. 3), which depicts a young man
throughout the nineteenth century, Bowdoin’s responding to images made available to him
drawings received a place of prominence in the in this setting, and projecting him into a new
Walker Art Building upon its opening in 1894, imaginative space. Here, the medium quite
where they continue to do important work. literally is the message. As we celebrate the
Direct exposure to these objects undergirds power of drawing to transform and transfix,
instruction in the study and creation of art. and, most importantly, to interweave the
Students learning to draw make master copies; many generations of intellectuals—scholars,
Elihu Vedder’s preparatory sketch for his collectors, and makers—during Master
mural in the BCMA rotunda, ca. 1893 (fig. 2) Drawings week, we look forward to the
is a popular choice. Working from the original opportunity to learn from the remarkable works
“establishes a kinesthetic understanding of on view and from those whom these works have
drawing” explains James J. Mullen, Associate drawn together.
Professor of Art. Renaissance specialist Susan
E. Wegner, Associate Professor of Art History, Sean P. Burrus, Andrew W. Mellon Post-Doctoral
Curatorial Fellow
observes that the material reality of the object
creates an exciting “physical connection [with] Anne Collins Goodyear and Frank H. Goodyear,
what was made 500 years ago . . . [a] conduit Co-Directors
into another world, another time and place.” Bowdoin College Museum of Art
Fig. 1 Raphael (School of, after Donatello),
Copy from Donatello’s Miracle of the Miser’s
Heart (recto), ca. 1505–1520, pen and brown
ink on paper, Bequest of the Honorable
James Bowdoin III.
Fig. 2 Elihu Vedder (American, 1836–
1923), Natura (head), ca. 1893, black and
white crayon on brown wove paper. Gift of
The American Academy of Arts and Letters.
Fig. 3 Jacob Lawrence (American,
1917–2000), The Schomburg Library, ca.
1946, blue ink on paper. Gift of halley k
harrisburg, Class of 1990, and Michael
Rosenfeld. © 2019 The Jacob and Gwendolyn
Knight Lawrence Foundation, Seattle / Artists
Rights Society (ARS), New York.
M A S T E R D R AW I N G S N E W YO R K A N D
T H E M E T R O P O L I TA N M U S E U M O F A R T
PRESENT
Collector’s Choice: Shaping the Met’s Collection
Friday, January 24, 11 am
Art Study Room, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
As The Met kicks off its 150th anniversary year in 2020, four curators from
the Department of Drawings and Prints and the Robert Lehman Collection
will reflect on how many of The Met’s masterpieces came in as gifts and
bequests. Each curator will discuss an individual collector whose taste and
interests helped to shape and build the Museum’s holdings, focusing on
works that have elevated and transformed the collection.
SPEAKERS Nadine M. Orenstein, Drue Heinz Curator in Charge, Department
Rembrandt (1606– of Drawings and Prints; Dita Amory, Curator in Charge, The Robert Lehman
1669), Cottage among Collection; Perrin Stein, Curator, Department of Drawings and Prints;
Trees, ca. 1650, H. O. Ashley E. Dunn, Assistant Curator, Department of Drawings and Prints
Havemeyer Collection,
Bequest of Mrs. H. O.
Havemeyer, 1929. This event is made possible through a generous contribution from CHRISTIE’S
F O U R T H A N N U A L SY M P O S I U M W I T H
M A S T E R D R AW I N G S J O U R NA L
Master Drawings: Then and Now
Tuesday, January 28, 5:30 pm
The Institute of Fine Arts, NYU, 1 East 78th Street
Join us for an evening celebrating the origins of Master Drawings and
envisioning its future. Editor Jane Turner explores the career and legacy
of the journal’s founding editor, Felice Stampfle, and looks ahead to
new initiatives planned for Master Drawings’ 58th year.
The program will be followed by a cocktail reception and a chance to
mingle with the journal’s Editorial Board.
This event is made possible
through a generous contribution from
The Tavolozza Foundation.Institutional Partnership Events FURTHER DETAILS
Registration is required for all partnership events.
Please visit our website for further information: masterdrawingsnewyork.com/partnerships
Saturday, January 25 at 10 am Self-taught and ahead of her time, Anne
Marguérite Joséphine Henriette Rouillé
Exhibition Tour: de Marigny, Baroness Hyde de Neuville
Artist in Exile: The Visual Diary of (1771–1849) was the first woman artist
Baroness Hyde de Neuville in America to leave a substantial body of
New-York Historical Society work which celebrated the early American
republic, documenting country’s history,
WIth Roberta J.M. Olson, culture, and diverse population. This tour
Curator of Drawings is offered on the final weekend of this
milestone exhibition.
Saturday, January 25 at 5 pm This year’s Collectors Conversation features
four women who collect and deal in old
Talking Drawings: master and nineteenth century drawings.
A Conversation with Collectors Join us for a lively and engaging discussion
Driscoll Babcock, 22 East 80th where collectors will share their insights
Street and offer a fresh perspective
on the market for master
Moderated by Jennifer Tonkovich, drawings today Sponsored by
Eugene and Clare Thaw Curator of The Society for the
Drawings and Prints, The Morgan History of Collecting
Library & Museum
Tuesday, January 28 at 10 am Workshop session exploring drawings from
Cooper Hewitt’s extensive collection of
Stradanus at Cooper Hewitt: sketches by Stradanus (1523–1605)—rarely
A Closer Look seen objects that provide enormous insight
Cooper Hewitt into the artist’s working method. For the
first time, visitors will have the opportunity
With Julia Siemon, Assistant to see the museum’s recently acquired Bull
Curator, Drawings, Prints & Hunt with Falcons together with related
Graphic Design preliminary drawings.
Friday, January 31 at 10 am Tour the Morgan’s small but significant
exhibition of works by Giovanni Francesco
Exhibition Tour: Barbieri, known as Guercino (1591–1666).
Guercino: Virtuoso Draftsman The exhibition features artworks
The Morgan Library & Museum representing all periods of Guercino’s
career and showcases his mastery in
With John Marciari, Charles drawing across mediums of ink and chalk.
W. Engelhard Curator and
Department Head
Image credits (top to bottom): Baroness Hyde de Neuville, Pélagie Drawing, 1808. N-YHS. Louis Charles Moeller, In the Studio, 1885. Colby Museum of Art.
Stradanus, Men Hunting Bulls with Falcons, c 1600. Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum. Guercino, Studies of Ears, 1618. Morgan Library & Museum.Didier Aaron, Inc.
4 32 east 67th street
new york, ny 10065 Created by Viktor Ostrovsky
from the Noun Project
Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
t +1 212 988 5248
info@didieraaron.com
www.didieraaron.com
Master Drawings, 1600–1875
Domenico Tiepolo (1727–1804)
A Cleric, Probably a Benedictine Monk, ca. 1751–1754
Pen and ink and wash on paper
10⅝ x 6½ in • 270 x 165 mm
Christopher Bishop Fine Art
18
1046 madison avenue
suite 2n Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
new york, ny 10075
t +1 212 249 2118
cell +1 203 494 8853
chris@christopherbishopfineart.com
www.christopherbishopfineart.com
Jules André Smith,
New York Sketches
Jules André Smith (1880-1959)
A View from the Steps of the 42nd Street New York
Public Library, c. 1915
Black chalk, colored pencils, watercolor and
gouache on brown paper
9¼ x 7¾ in • 235 x 197 mmW. M. Brady & Co.
13 exhibiting at:
richard l. feigen & co.
16 east 77th street
ground floor
new york, ny 10075 Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
28 East 73rd Street
New York, NY 10021
t +1 212 249 7212
mark@wmbrady.com
laura@wmbrady.com
Old Master & 19th-century
Drawings: Recent Acquisitions
The exhibition continues through February 12
Bartolomeo Pinelli (1781–1835)
Telemachus and Mentor Relating Their Tales to Calypso, 1809
Pen and ink with grey and brown wash
16½ x 23¼ in • 420 x 590 mm
Galerie Eric Coatalem
19 exhibiting at:
robert simon fine art
22 east 80th street
fourth floor
new york, ny 10075
Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
Created by Viktor Ostrovsky
from the Noun Project
136 rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré
75008 Paris - France
t +33 6 09 16 64 24
coatalem@coatalem.com
www.coatalem.com
French masters from the 17th
to the 20th century
Simon Vouet (1590–1649)
Portrait of the Poet Louis de Neufgermain (1574–1662)
Pastel and black chalk,
10⅞ x 8¼ in • 277 x 210 mmColnaghi
6 38 east 70th street
new york, ny 10021 Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
t +1 917 261 4022
info@colnaghi.com
www.colnaghi.com
Edward Coley Burne-Jones (1833–1898)
Head of May Morris
Pencil
8½ x 6¾ in • 216 x 171 mm
Découvert Fine Art
8 exhibiting at:
kraushaar galleries
15 east 71st street, suite 2b
new york, ny 10021
73 Main Street
Rockport, MA 01966
cell + 1 978 546 9407
slaw3895@gmail.com
www.decouvertfineart.com
Grace in Nature and Faith:
Drawings, 16th to 19th Century
Johann Andreas Wolff (1652–1716)
Martyrdom of St. Catherine of Alexandria
Pen and black and brown ink, with grey and
brown wash
9⅛ x 7½ in • 233.17 x 190.5 mmLes Enluminures
9 23 east 73rd street
7th floor, penthouse
new york, ny 10021
t +1 212 717 7273
newyork@lesenluminures.com
www.lesenluminures.com
It’s a Personal Thing:
Collecting Illuminations
Secondo Maestro del Breviario Strozzi 11
(active c. 1340–1350)
Job in Bed Visited by his Wife, initial ‘S’ on
leaf from an Antiphonal from Italy, Tuscany,
Florence or Pisa, c. 1340–1350
Leaf 24½ x 17¾ in • 622 x 450 mm; miniature
6½ x 5⅞ in • 165 x 150 mm
Hans P. Kraus Jr.
Fine Photographs
25 962 park avenue at 82nd street
new york, ny 10028
t +1 212 794 2064
info@sunpictures.com
www.sunpictures.com
Drawing: The Muse of Photography
Drawings and photogenic drawings by Corot,
Daguerre, Herschel, Jones, Talbot and others,
1792–1910
Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre (1787–1851)
“Fantaisie” ruined cloister, circa 1827
Dessin-fumée
3⅛⅜ x 2⅜ in • 79 x 61 mm on 6 x 5⅛ in • 154 x 130 mm paperHazlitt
11 17 east 76th street, #2
new york, ny 10021
Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
Created by Viktor Ostrovsky
from the Noun Project
t +1 212 772 1950
hazlitt@hazlitt.co.uk
Old Master paintings and drawings,
French 19th Century paintings and drawings
and English paintings and Drawings
Charles Beale (1660–1726)
Portrait of a boy, c. 1680
Red chalk
8½ x 6 in • 216 x 152 mm
Stuart Lochhead
Sculpture
12
exhibiting at:
hazlitt as above
35 Bury Street, St James’s
London, sw1y 6au
t + 44 20 3950 2377
cell +44 (0) 7770 364 099
stuart@stuartlochhead.art
www.stuartlochhead.art
Stuart Lochhead Sculpture, based in St. James’s,
London, offers the best in all media. Whether
created by a celebrated or a little-known artist, the
sculptures we handle are of the highest quality.
Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (1824–1887)
Eugène Delacroix 1798–1863
Unique bronze, 1864
Height 35½ in • 901 mmJames Mackinnon
15 exhibiting at
arader galleries
1016 madison avenue
3rd floor
new york, ny 10021 Created by Viktor Ostrovsky
Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
from the Noun Project
t +1 212 628 7625
cell +44 (0) 7973 539 332
info@mackinnon.com
French and British watercolors, drawings,
and oil sketches
Hippolyte Flandrin (1809–1864)
Ste. Pélagie
Graphite with colored chalks; lightly squared for transfer
27 x 17¾ in • 670 x 440 mm
Mary-Anne Martin |
Fine Art
10 23 east 73rd street, floor 4
new york, ny 10021
t +1 212 288 2213
mamartin@mamfa.com
www.mamfa.com
Francisco Toledo, In His Memory:
Watercolors, Drawings, and Prints
January 24–February 14, 2020
Francisco Toledo (1940–2019)
Comiendo Chapulines (Eating Grasshoppers), 1977
Ink, wash and watercolor on Arches paper
30 x 22½ in • 760 x 565 mmMoeller Fine Art
3 35 east 64th street
new york, ny 10065
t +1 212-644-2133
mail@moellerfineart.com
www.moellerfineart.com
The Enchanted World of
Lyonel Feininger
Through February 1, 2020
A selection of intimate works including 50 mostly
unpublished drawings for woodcuts (1918–1919),
a series of figurative drawings called “Ghosties,”
and 68 hand-carved, painted wooden figures and
houses.
Lyonel Feininger (1871-1956)
Three Figures, circa 1954
Watercolor and ink on paper
6½ x 3¼ in • 165 x 83 mm
Mireille Mosler, Ltd.
22 exhibiting at: jill newhouse gallery
4 east 81st street # 1b
new york, ny 10028 Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
t +1 917 362 5585
info@mireillemosler.com
www.mireillemosler.com
Master Drawings
from the 17th to the
20th Century
Theo van Hoytema (1863-1917)
Cornfields near Hilversum, 1898
Pastel and pencil on buff paper
17½ x 24⅜ in • 444 x 615 mmVictoria Munroe
Fine Art
21 67 east 80th street, #2
new york, ny 10075
t +1 917 900 6661
margo@victoriamunroefineart.com
www.victoriamunroefineart.com
David to Pollock: Selected Master
Drawings
Natural History, Garden Plans &
Barbara Regina Dietzsch
Jackson Pollock (1912–1956)
Untitled (from the Psychoanalytic Drawings Collection),
1939–40
Colored pencil, lead pencil, recto, two-sided drawing
14 x 11 in • 355 x 279 mm
Ambrose Naumann
Fine Art
17
74 east 79th street, #1d
new york, ny 10075 Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
t +1 212 734 0050
info@anfainc.com
www.anfainc.com
Remaking Reality: Paintings and
Drawings of the New Objectivity
Lea Grundig-Langer (1906–1977)
Arbeiterjunge (A young laborer), 1930
Charcoal on paper
25 x 18¾ in • 635 x 475 mmJill Newhouse Gallery
23 4 east 81st street
second floor
new york, ny 10028 Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
Created by Viktor Ostrovsky
from the Noun Project
t +1 212 249 9216
info@jillnewhouse.com
www.jillnewhouse.com
19th and 20th century European and American
works on paper
Paul Cézanne (1839–1906)
Tronc d’arbre et fleurs, c. 1900
Watercolor and pencil on paper
16⅝ x 12⅝ in • 423 x 320 mm
Stephen Ongpin
Fine Art
20 exhibiting at
adam williams gallery
24 East 80th street
new york, ny 10075 Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
6 Mason’s Yard
Duke Street, St James
London sw1y 6bu
t +44 (0) 207 930 8813
cell +44 (0) 7710 328 627
info@stephenongpinfineart.com
www.stephenongpinfineart.com
Master Drawings 2020
January 23–February 1
Francesco Paolo Michetti (1851–1929)
The Head of a Youth
Charcoal, black chalk and pastel, on light brown paper
18¼ x 13⅞ in • 463 x 354 mmGuy Peppiatt Fine Art Ltd 6 Mason’s Yard
Duke St., St James’s
14 exhibiting at: arader galleries London
1016 madison avenue, 1st floor sw1y 6bu
new york, ny 10021 t +1 212 628 7625 t +44 (0) 20 7930 3839
cell +44 (0) 7956 968 284
guy@peppiattfineart.co.uk
www.peppiattfineart.co.uk
18th and 19th century British
Watercolors and Drawings
Samuel Palmer (1805-81)
Landscape—Twilight,
painted early 1830s,
Oil and tempera on paper
laid down on panel
10½ x 15 in • 265 x 380 mm
Taylor | Graham
24 5 east 82nd street
new york, ny 10028
t +1 646 422 7884
info@taylorandgraham.com
www.taylorandgraham.com
American paintings, sculpture, and
photography from the 19th century to
the present
František Kupka (1871–1957)
Composition Proche de Soleil, circa 1930–33
Watercolor on paper
10 x 11 in • 254 x 279 mmCade Tompkins Projects
1 the pierre
2 east 61st street
two e lounge
new york, ny 10065
Cade Tompkins Projects
198 Hope Street
Providence
Rhode Island 02906
t +1 401 258 0643
cade@cadetompkinsprojects.com
www.cadetompkins.com
Nancy Friese
Monumental En Plein Air Watercolors
Nancy Friese (b. 1948)
Early Moonrise, 2013
Watercolor on paper
41 x 41 in • 104 x 104 cm
Leon Tovar Gallery
7 16 east 71 street, #1a
new york, ny 10021 Created by Viktor Ostrovsky
from the Noun Project
Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
t +1 917 388 3366
info@leontovargallery.com
www.leontovargallery.com
Latin American Master Drawings
Marcelo Bonevardi (1929-1994)
Device, 1974
Watercolor and charcoal on paper
29 x 23 in • 73.5 x 58.5 cmDavid Tunick, Inc.
5 13 east 69th street
new york, ny 10021 Created by Viktor Ostrovsky
from the Noun Project
Created by Nathan Driskell
from the Noun Project
+1 212 570 0090
info@tunickart.com
www.tunickart.com
David Tunick, Inc. was founded in 1966.
We specialize in fine prints and drawings from the
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