Frances Aviva Blane
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| Untitled, Oil on canvas 91x91cm 1995 |
Virus Dimensions Unknown, Oil on canvas 91x91cm 2020 |
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| Untitled, Acrylic on linen 17x12cm |
Untitled, Charcoal & ? on paper 38x28cm |
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| Untitled (2), Oil on canvas 51x40cm 1993 |
Shillam Charcoal on paper 30x18cm |
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| Untitled (3) Drawing Charcoal on paper 35x25cm |
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Articles/reviews by Corinna
More discord 25 November 2022
The stuff of dreams and nightmares 27 September 2022
The Force dyad in St James: 12 November 2020
Virus – dimensions unknown: 2 July 2020 (Artists in Quarantine No. 2)
Who am I? New work by Frances Aviva Blane: 6 September 2019
Frances Aviva Blane: The Human Touch: 31 October 2018
In the beginning was the mark: 28 April 2018
Talk at the finissage of Human, exhibition at the German Embassy 19 January 2018 - Drawn to Abstraction
German expressionism’s night at the embassy: 3 May 2017
It isn’t masks now, it’s faces flyer for Two Faces, paintings and drawings by Frances Aviva Blane at the German Ambassador’s Residence, 34 Belgrave Square SW1, 27 July 2016 to 31 January 2017
Two Faces, Paintings and Drawings, Frances Aviva Blane, German Ambassador's Residence, London: 6 August 2016
All or nothing: 18 December 2015
Before, yesterday and now: 3 September 2014
Back to black: 10 March 2014
Face to face: March 2013
Heart of darkness: 10 September 2011
Frances Aviva Blane: late 1990s
Exciting mix of new art: Southern Cross 20 April 1994
Robin Richmond
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The sky for a roof, the earth for a bed, Oil on canvas
152x101cm 2007 |
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Robin & Corinna both attended St George’s English School in Rome in the 1960s.
Reviews by Corinna
Spaces of memory and solace: 1 March 2016
Stones of the sky: 5 March 2010
Galleries reviews 2008, 2012, 2014
Galleries: February 2008
John Carter RA
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| Right Angle 1 Acrylic with marble powder on plywood 42x42x4 1998 |
Book: John Carter by Chris Yetton & Mel Gooding
See page 100 for Right Angle 1 |
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Robbie bought Right Angle 1 in 1999 at the Gudrun Spielvogel Galerie in Munich [search under Künstler for 'Carter'] having been given the invite to the PV by Jules de Goede.
Denis Bowen
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| Millenium (for Corinna) Oil on board 38x29cm 2000 |
Vertical image Paper 1998 |
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Reviews by Corinna
The other story of British abstract art: May 2001
British artist scours Oz for art critics: Southern Cross 8 December 1993
Pioneers of abstraction 1956-1966: News Line 11 March 1986
Richard Walker
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| Curfew in East Village Artist's Proof 1979 |
Value of knowledge Mixed media on canvas 40x40cm 2019 |
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| The tape is now the music Mixed media on canvas 100x30cm 2008 ("The tape is now the music" is one of Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies) |
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| Book: The Bigger Picture with text by Corinna |
Corinna wrote the catalogue essay |
Reviews by Corinna
The chess piece logic of Cuckooland: 26 August 2020 (Artists in Quarantine No. 5)
Welcome to WalkerWorld!: 15 October 2015
Richard Walker: The Bigger Picture: 17 October 2011
An Alice for our time: 20 April 2009
Galleries: January 2009
Galleries: October 2006
Michael Bowdidge
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| Untitled digital print 1 of 100 37x24cm 2001 |
Untitled digital print 1 of 100 37x24cm 2001 |
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Michael Bowdidge was a student of Jules de Goede.
Review by Corinna
Techno-gothic fusion
Andy Cole
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| Darkest before dawn Oil on glass 36x36cm 1990/91 |
Several World VI Crayon/Charcoal on paper 27x27cm 1990 |
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Andy Cole was a student of Jules de Goede.
Michele Griffiths
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| The Ancient of Days Oil on gesso-ed wood 30x30cm 1996 |
Bloomin Marvellous Mixed media 17x12cm 2016 |
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Michele Griffiths is Robbie's sister-in-law.
Review by Corinna
The Stour Gallery Exhibition Spring 2016 for Galleries
Alex Calinescu
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| Untitled Oil on canvas 20x20cm |
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Review by Corinna
Galleries September 2003
Biddy Bunzl
Review by Corinna
Galleries April 2003
Chebakova
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| Being exposed |
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Julie Held
Review by Corinna
Aching: 14 October 2020 (Artists in Quarantine No. 7)
Galleries September 2002
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| Near Harlech beach Conte crayon on paper 25.5x39.5cm 2006 |
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John Taylor
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Interior with jet trail Acrylic on board 33x28cm |
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We bought this from the Anna Lovely Gallery.
Michele del Campo
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| Untitled (Kings Road) Oil on canvas 70x60cm |
Corinna 'fine-tuned' the catalogue essay |
Review by Corinna
A silver lining for a scary time: 23 June 2020 (Artists in Quarantine No. 1)
Galleries 10 July 2009
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Ridle of Timnath Etching 6 of 25 42x36cm
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Review by Corinna
Sensuous territories of the mind: Glass 12 December 2013
Jane Ponsford
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| Seap Cotton pulp paper Indian ink 15x10cm 2015 |
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Atroshenko
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| 50x32cm |
Corinna wrote the catalogue essay for this group show of Atroshenko, Martyn Brewster, Sheila Girling & Donnagh McKenna |
Stephen Cohen
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Across the Green 2001 Print 6 of 12 46x38cm
Present from Suzie, his daughter. |
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Translator of Rilke.
Aristomenis Tsolakis
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| Poster for the Aristomenis Tsolakis show at the Party Bookshop in Athens 35x52cm 1986 |
Drawing 17x24cm 1985 |
Andromeda Print? 34x24cm 1985 |
Reviews by Corinna
Aristomenis Tsolakis at the Warwich Arts Fair 1986
The artist as an experimenter News Line
Trash Treasure
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| Some interesting artifacts in a box No.31 |
Review by Corinna
Trash artists connect to 'Othernet': Times Higher 14 April 1995
Ian Rawlinson
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| Connection Print AP 19x28cm1993 |
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Enzo Castagno
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| 50x38cm 2005 |
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Review by Corinna
Enzo Castagno: Gallery Guide Europe Summer 2006
Wolfgang Lotz & Hilde Lotz-Bauer family connections
Alton Pickens
Alton Pickens was a friend of the Lotz family and lived with them for a short time in Poughkeepsie NY. They met in the 1950's at Vassar College, where Hilde, Wolfgang and Alton were teaching.
Joe McPhee is an outstanding avant-guarde saxophonist, also living in Poughkeepsie. See the recent article about him in Wired magazine. You can hear his music on YouTube for example Joe McPhee Po Music ~ Violets for Pia. This is Lower East Side Shout (for Alton Pickens). He was a good friend of Alton Pickens and also the Lotz family (now including the Griffiths branch!).
Article about Joe McPhee by Corinna
Exciting times. Dangerous times. 2 November 2020 (Artists in Quarantine No. 8)
Rosalba Carriera (1673 - 1757)
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| Portrait of a lady Pastel |
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Eduard Bargheer
From the English edition of Wikipedia:
"In 1929 Bargheer became a member of the Hamburg Secession, a group of artists and intellectuals that developed out of Expressionism and included the art historians Aby Warburg and Erwin Panofsky. In 1933, the Hamburg Secession disbanded of its own accord, for it did not wish to exclude its Jewish members, as the Nazi party required."
From the German edition of Wikipedia:
"1932/1933 Bargheer used a scholarship from the city of Hamburg for a stay of several months in Paris, during which he befriended the Panofsky student Ludwig Heinrich Heydenreich."
"The director of the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz Friedrich Kriegbaum commissioned him to create reconstruction drawings of the Medici tombs by Michelangelo . In the years 1942 to 1944 he was an interpreter at a German-Italian naval shipyard in La Spezia."
Wolfgang Lotz was also a student of Panofsky. Wolfgang was also an interpreter at La Spezia.
Kriegbaum also commissioned Hilde Lotz-Bauer to document Florentine urbanism.
Wolfgang was the head of the Central Institute for Art History in Munich, until his doctoral supervisor Heydenreich took over the overall management.
Heydenreich with Wolfgang co-wrote the Pelican History of Art's Architecture in Italy, 1400 to 1600.
Hermann Blumenthal
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Etching 20x19cm
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Designated as a 'degenerate' by the Nazi regime.
Franz Marc
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| Genesis II (Schopfungsgeschichte II), Woodcut in yellow, black, and green 1914 20x23.5cm |
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Designated as a 'degenerate' by the Nazi regime and had work on show in the Entartete Kunst (Degenerate Art) Exhibition in the Haus de Kunst Munich in 1937.
Gerhard Fietz
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| Print (woodcut?) 18x13.5cm 1950 |
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Gerhard Fietz was the second husband of Helga Fietz who photographed with Hilde in L'Aquila in the 1930s.
Pavel Kontny
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| Crouching nude 30x37cm Mixed media on paper |
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Frans van Mieris the Younger (1689 - 1763)
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| Oil on bone |
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Ignaz Schmidt (1804 - 1880)
In Rome 1827/29. His painting, Italian woman praying, is in the Mainz museum.
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Oil on canvas. 23x15cm
Purchased from Fausto Riganti, Via Della Croce, Rome |
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Rome artefacts
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Map of Ancient Rome Engraving by Christoph Weigel
Johann Christoph Weigel, known as Christoph Weigel the Elder (9 November 1654 – 5 February 1725), was a German engraver, art dealer and publisher. He was born at Redwitz, Free imperial city of Eger in Egerland, and died in Nuremberg, aged 70. |
Paintings in Hospitals 45th Anniversary Print Portfolio by Royal Academicians
All the prints below are in a box set printed on 57x77 card.
Craigie Aitchison RA
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| Cypress Tree Montecastelli Screenprint 12x15cm 68/75 signed in pencil verso 2004 |
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Norman Ackroyd RA
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| Lakeside Winter Aquatint 22x26cm 28/200 signed in pencil 2004 |
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Peter Blake RA
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| The Tuileries Screenprint 34x45cm 4/200 signed in pencil 2004 |
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Eileen Cooper RA
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| Private View Etching 12.5x20cm 28/100 signed in pencil 2004 |
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John Hoyland RA
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| The Gnome Screenprint 45x53cm 4/200 signed in pencil 2005 |
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Albert Irvin RA
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| The Angel Screenprint 39x33cm 68/125 signed in pencil 2003 |
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Chris Orr RA
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| Toys Lithograph 77x57cm 68/100 signed in pencil 2004 |
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Tom Phillips RA
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| The Ballet of Unhatched Chickens Screenprint 31x26cm 4/200 signed in pencil 2004 |
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