7 February - 30 April 2017
Including works by:
Arturo Bonfanti, Edward Burra, Prunella Clough, Thurloe Conolly, Alan Davie, Merlyn Evans, Barry Flanagan, Stephen Gilbert, Alan Green, Tibor Hajas, Al Held, Ivon Hitchens, David Hockney, Peter Lanyon, Liliane Lijn, Paul Nash, Ben Nicholson, Victor Pasmore, Ceri Richards, Bridget Riley, Patti Smith, Joe Tilson, John Wells
We are currently exhibiting a mixed show of modern British and international works.
, Auvernier, Galerie Numaga, 1-30 December.</p>', '', 'MI.231', 101,'<p><a href="/artists/all/c0/arturo-bonfanti/a306">ARTURO BONFANTI (1905 - 1978)</a></p>', 1407); "Arturo Bonfanti: MI.231")
, Auvernier, Galerie Numaga, 1-30 December.</p>
<p>Literature<br />Satoris 1971, p.23, ripr</p>', '', 'MI.225', 101,'<p><a href="/artists/all/c0/arturo-bonfanti/a306">ARTURO BONFANTI (1905 - 1978)</a></p>', 1406); "Arturo Bonfanti: MI.225")
![Edward Burra: The shoes, 1929-30](javascript: newImageExhibitions('featureHolder', '/images/site/WorkImageFull-2113.jpg', '<p>The shoes, 1929-30</p><p>Pencil on paper<br />Stamped with signature<br />44.5 x 55.9 cm<br /><br />Provenance<br />Sotheby\'s, Works from the Estate of Edward Burra, Lady Ritchie of Dundee and Associated Owners, 3 July 2002, London, lot 222</p>', '', 'The shoes, 1929-30', 101,'<p><a href="/artists/all/c0/edward-burra/a4">EDWARD BURRA (1905 - 1976)</a></p>', 2113); "Edward Burra: The shoes, 1929-30")
![Prunella Clough: Interlocking Fence](javascript: newImageExhibitions('featureHolder', '/images/site/WorkImageFull-1293.jpg', '<p>Interlocking Fence, 1979</p><p>Oil on canvas<br />Signed verso<br />97.5 x 122.5 cm<br /><br />Provenance<br />New Art Centre, London</p>', '', 'Interlocking Fence', 101,'<p><a href="/artists/all/c0/prunella-clough/a38">PRUNELLA CLOUGH (1919 - 1999)</a></p>', 1293); "Prunella Clough: Interlocking Fence")
![Prunella Clough: Study for 'Interlocking Fence', c.1979](javascript: newImageExhibitions('featureHolder', '/images/site/WorkImageFull-2153.jpg', '<p>Study for \'Interlocking Fence\', c.1979</p><p>Gouache on paper<br />14 x 18 cm<br /><br />Provenance<br />The Artist<br />Annely Juda Fine Art, London</p>', '', 'Study for \'Interlocking Fence\', c.1979', 101,'<p><a href="/artists/all/c0/prunella-clough/a38">PRUNELLA CLOUGH (1919 - 1999)</a></p>', 2153); "Prunella Clough: Study for 'Interlocking Fence', c.1979")
![Thurloe Conolly: Painting XVIII](javascript: newImageExhibitions('featureHolder', '/images/site/WorkImageFull-2142.jpg', '<p>Painting XVIII, 1952</p><p>Oil on Masonite<br />Signed, dated and titled<br />61 x 81 cm<br /><br />Provenance<br />Willard Gallery, New York<br />Private Collection, New York</p>
<p>Painting XVIII typifies the shift that occurred in Thurloe Conolly’s art in the immediate post-war era. From as early as 1946 he had been moving towards a newer more formal style of geometric abstraction. He had been a founding member of the short lived but influential Dublin based White Stag Group, a collection of like-minded artists and musicians including the British emigres Neville Johnson and Stephen Gilbert. The White Stag Group was responsible for bringing much needed modernisation to the Irish art scene of the inter-war period.</p>
<p>Painting XVIII was exhibited in one of Conolly’s solo exhibitions at New York’s ground breaking Willard Gallery which also exhibited the likes of Mark Tobey and Alexander Calder. Conolly\'s work was purchased from the Willard Gallery by such collectors as Walter Gropius and Philip Hofer. Conolly retired from making art in 1967 moving to France to pursue a career in architecture. His work was rarely shown in Ireland in the latter half of the 20th century, but much to the delight of everyone in attendance, at the 2005 White Stag retrospective in Dublin, the groups last surviving member made an appearance.</p>', '', 'Painting XVIII', 101,'<p><a href="/artists/all/c0/thurloe-conolly/a431">THURLOE CONOLLY (1918 - 2016)</a></p>', 2142); "Thurloe Conolly: Painting XVIII")
![Alan Davie: Bumps](javascript: newImageExhibitions('featureHolder', '/images/site/WorkImageFull-1796.jpg', '<p>Bumps, 1961</p><p>Oil on canvas<br />Signed and dated verso<br />152.5 x 122 cm<br /><br />Provenance<br />Private collection</p>', '', 'Bumps', 101,'<p><a href="/artists/all/c0/alan-davie/a48">ALAN DAVIE (1920 - 2014)</a></p>', 1796); "Alan Davie: Bumps")
