Reverberations. Modern Art in St Ives February 2018
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1 Reverberations Modern Art in St Ives 9 26 February Fore Street, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1HE info@belgravestives.co.uk Follow us on Twitter and #artstives
2 KENNETH ARMITAGE CBE 1 W. BARNS-GRAHAM CBE 2
3 TREVOR BELL 3 SANDRA BLOW 4
4 ALAN DAVIE 5 PAUL FEILER 6
5 SIR TERRY FROST 7 PATRICK HAYMAN 8
6 BARBARA HEPWORTH DBE 9 PATRICK HERON CBE 10
7 PATRICK HERON CBE 11 ROGER HILTON CBE 12
8 BEN NICHOLSON OM 13 KATE NICHOLSON 14
9 VICTOR PASMORE CH CBE 15 JOHN WELLS 16
10 Page 1 Page 5 KENNETH ARMITAGE CBE Seated Group / 1960 Lithograph / 40 x 58 cm (sheet) Unsigned proof aside from edition of 300 Curwen Studio stamp on reverse Price: 1,000 Printed at Curwen Studios, this image relates closely to Armitage s Geometry of Fear sculpture of the 1950s, which portrayed joined figures, often in groups, cast in bronze as single pieces. There are several examples in the Tate Collection, which also includes a copy of this lithograph. Pictured with 1960s Ernest Race Antelope Chair, designed in 1951 for the Festival of Britain: 550 ALAN DAVIE Tiwi Spirit Study / 1997 Gouache on paper / 46.5 x 59.5 cm Signed, titled and dated Provenance: Private Collection Price: 4,500 Alan Davie s work often incorporated mysterious symbols drawn from a wide range of sources, from American Indian pottery, maps, ancient rock-carvings and Aboriginal art. The title of this gouache from 1997 suggests a connection with the Tiwi Islands of Australia s Northern Territories, whose Aboriginal culture created wooden carvings, often depicting birds from Tiwi mythology. Pictured with Marcel Breuer Bent Plywood Isokon Table: 550 and Vase in the style of Joanna Constantinides: 250 Page 2 Page 6 W. BARNS-GRAHAM CBE Untitled (Rock Forms) / 1952 Oil on canvas / 40 x 76 cm Signed and dated Provenance: The Wilhelmina Barns-Graham Trust Price: 35,000 Wilhemina Barns-Graham s work of the 1950s was dominated by abstract compositions generated with the aid of geometrical formulae and derived from forms and phenomena found in the natural environment. Among her preferred sources were seaside rocks. This painting is closely connected to the painting Rock Theme (St. Just) 1953 currently showing at Tate St Ives. Pictured with Late 17th/Early 18th Century Oak Bench: NFS and Sotis Filippedes Rippled Bowl : 350 PAUL FEILER Ambit VIII VI 82 / 1982 Oil on canvas laid on panel 91.5 x 91.5 cm Signed, titled and dated on reverse Provenance: Private Collection Price: 35,000 Paul Feiler s painting was for many years lyrical, with harmonious tones and shapes that, for all their abstraction, were based on his experience of the natural world. In his final decades, however, he developed a more geometric idiom, creating paintings that were framed to look like portals, as if opening into a hidden, shrine-like space remote from everyday reality. This large canvas is a fine example of his work of this later period. Pictured with Large Turquoise Bowl by Usch Spettigue: 100 Page 3 Page 7 TREVOR BELL Redder / 2003 Acrylic on canvas / 61 x 61 cm Signed, titled and dated on reverse Provenance: Private Collection Exhibited: Trevor Bell, New Millennium Gallery, 2003 (illustrated in catalogue) Price: 4,000 Trevor Bell made his first shaped canvas in 1962 and continued to experiment with the form of his paintings right up until his death in Less dramatic in shape than many of his earlier experiments, this painting from 2005 retains the sculptural feel of much of his work, bringing the architecture of the space around the painting into play, and also demonstrating the daring use of colour for which his work was often noted. Pictured with a Pierre Paulin Tulip Chair designed in 1965 for Artifort: 500 SIR TERRY FROST Untitled / 1970 Acrylic on canvas / x 76 cm Signed and dated on reverse Provenance: The Artist s Family Price: 26,000 Frost was best known for his geometric abstractions. Overlapping half circles, rectangles, and squares of bright colours, the artist s work conveyed his enthusiasm for perceptual phenomena. This painting from 1970 employs familiar shape motifs but perhaps with a less familiar and slightly subtler palette than some of his more recognisable primary works. Pictured with Marcel Breuer Bent Plywood Isokon Table: 550 and Moonstone Football Vase designed for Wedgewood by Keith Murray c.1935: 550 Page 4 SANDRA BLOW Untitled / 2003 Hessian, paper and acrylic collage / 91 x 91 cm Signed and dated Provenance: Private Collection, acquired directly from the artist Price: 9,000 Sandra Blow, along with Terry Frost, was one of finest collage artists this country has ever produced. Her abstract works of this period combine her later passion for colour with the earlier lessons of Art Informel, which she inherited from her time with the Italian artist Alberto Burri in the late 1940s. This large work on paper combines hessian and paper collage elements with acrylic paint. Pictured with Troika Pottery Urn Vase decorated by Louise Jinks c.1980s: 295 Page 8 PATRICK HAYMAN Winter Landscape with Dragon / 1986 Oil on canvas / 41 x 51 cm Signed; signed, titled and dated on reverse Provenance: The Artist s Estate Private Collection Exhibited: Patrick Hayman, Blond Fine Art, 1986, No.63 Literature: Patrick Hayman Visionary Artist, Mel Gooding, 2005, illus p.88 Bringing together some of Hayman's repeatedly explored, distinctive poetic, witty and poignant motifs (figures, lone trees, boats, the sea, dragons, etc.), this painting from near the end of the artist's life exemplifies the way that subjects from history, myth, religion, literature and the everyday were drawn into and transformed by the idiosyncratic world of his imagination. Pictured with Oak Arts & Crafts Book Rack: 300 Price: 5,
11 Page 9 Page 13 BARBARA HEPWORTH DBE Three Forms Assembling / 1969 Lithograph / 65 x 50 cm (sheet) Signed / Edition 30/65 Price: 4,500 Page 10 / cover image PATRICK HERON CBE Untitled (Plate 15 from January Suite) / 1973 Screenprint / 58 x 81 cm (sheet) Printed by Kelpra Studio, published by Waddington Graphics, London Signed and dated / Edition 44/72 Price: 5,750 One of Hepworth's first forays into lithography, Three Forms Assembling was printed by Stanley Jones at Curwen Press in 1968 and published as part of the Europäische Graphik VI portfolio by Galerie Wolfgang Ketterer in cooperation with the publisher Felix H. Man, Munich The portfolio also contained works by Rudolf Belling, Max Bill, Reg Butler, Eduardo Chillida, Marino Marini, Henry Moore, Fritz Wotruba and Ossip Zadkine. Pictured with 1960s Ernest Race Antelope Chair, designed in 1951 for the Festival of Britain: 550 Patrick Heron was one of many leading British artists who took part in the revival of printmaking and the rise of screenprinting in the 1960s. This was inspired by the example of American artists such as Andy Warhol, and stimulated by the partnership of British printers such as Chris Prater in whose Kelpra Studio this screenprint was made. Heron's screenprints, like his oil paintings, rely on the use of flat, vivid colour and sensuously manipulated forms. In this Untitled Plate 15 from his January Suite, Heron uses a characteristic abstract language of balanced, interlinking shapes in which colour appears to float in space. Pictured with Late 17th/Early 18th Century Oak Bench: NFS BEN NICHOLSON OM Abstract Composition 1935/36 / 1973 Lithograph / 66.5 x 80 cm (sheet) From the Penwith Portfolio, 1973 Signed in pencil on reverse Edition 67/90 Provenance: Private Collection Price: 5,950 Page 14 KATE NICHOLSON b.1929 Haystack in Cumbrian Fields Oil on canvas / 99 x 91 cm Signed and titled on artist s label on reverse Provenance: The Artist s Studio Ben Nicholson agreed to collaborate on drawing this composition when Stanley Jones, the director of the Curwen Lithography Studio, was working to produce a portfolio of lithographs to be sold in support of the Penwith Society of Arts in St Ives. Many artists, such as Hepworth, Lanyon and Piper, who had been central to the development of the St. Ives school of painting in early 20th century British art, agreed to contribute works to help raise money for the Society. Nicholson had not drawn a lithograph since the earliest part of his career, but working with Stanley Jones, and using the maquette of a 1935 composition, he created this great example of early British pure abstract art. Pictured with Marcel Breuer Bent Plywood Isokon Table: 550 and Moonstone Football Vase designed for Wedgewood by Keith Murray c.1935: 550 Kate Nicholson is the daughter of Ben and Winifred Nicholson. A precociously talented painter, this early figurative landscape was probably painted whilst still a teenager in the late 1940s. The dramatically composed painting is dominated by a billowing, wrapped haystack behind which lies a stone circle under a threatening sky in the Cumbrian Hills, possibly close to the artist's childhood home near Brampton. Page 11 Price: 5,250 Pictured with Late 17th/Early 18th Century Oak Bench: NFS and Large Jug by Richard Phethean: 280 PATRICK HERON Blue and Black Stripes / 1958 Lithograph / 59 x 43 cm Signed and dated / Edition 25/25 Provenance: Private Collection Price: 6,500 Page 12 ROGER HILTON CBE Untitled (Figures in a Boat) / 1974 Gouache and charcoal on paper / 21 x 30 cm Signed with initials and dated Provenance: The Artist s Estate Private Collection Price: 4,500 Patrick Heron produced one of his first known editioned lithographs Red Garden under the supervision of Henry Cliffe at Corsham College of Art, Bath, in Blue and Black Stripes (along with Grey and Black Stripes, Grey and Brown Stripes and Red and Yellow Image) was one of a series of lithographs made in 1958 at Curwen Studios, copies of which are held in the Tate Collection. Pictured with Sóley Chair designed by Valdimar Harðarson for Kusch & Co. in 1982: 150 each (two available) The last few years of Roger Hilton's life were characterised by an outpouring of paintings produced whilst the artist was in serious ill health and bedridden for much of the time. At Christmas 1972, he started to play with the poster paints given to one of his sons and began a prolific output of works on paper in charcoal and gouache. Imagery had never been far away, even in his most abstract works and, years before, he had announced his wish to reinvent figuration. Now animals and birds, nudes and boats were conjured up with apparent abandon but with extraordinary control. At times frustrated, at times joyous, frequently hilarious, these paintings are a poignant testament to his determination to make art in the face of death. Pictured with White Sculptural Bowl by Rebecca Harvey: 180 Page 15 VICTOR PASMORE CH CBE Points of Contact No.27 / 1974 Screenprint / 67.5 x 60 cm Signed with monogram and dated Edition 46/70 Price: 2,450 Page 16 JOHN WELLS Untitled / c.1950s Oil on wood panel / 27.9 x 40 cm Studio stamp on reverse Provenance: The Artist s Estate Exhibited: Tom Early and Friends, Falmouth Art Gallery, 2014 Price: 12,000 In the 1940s, Pasmore was converted to abstract art through the influence of the artist Paul Klee and by contemporary theories about the harmonious balances achieved through the positioning of lines and shapes in space. In 1948 he turned to pure abstraction in an attempt to create art no longer dependent on nature but on a disciplined visual language based on the circle, square and spiral. His Points of Contact series does, however, make reference to nature, being based on rock formations he studied at St.Ives, displaying early use of the flat, dappled and linear motifs that were to become his signature. These forms are evidently organic complex shapes moving and pressing against one another. The Points of Contact series of screenprints was produced at Kelpra Studios and copies appear in the Tate Collection. Pictured with Round Rail Sofa by Ron Arad, 1981: 2,500 Though living in Newlyn, Wells was at the centre of artistic activity in post-war St Ives. 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