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| 9
Shepherd Market |
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W1J 7PF |
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| 020
7399 9999 / 020 7499 4449 |
| enquiries@panterandhall.com |
| www.panterandhall.com |
| Monday
to Friday 10 – 6, |
| Saturday
by appointment |
| 07940
715 780 |
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| Tiffany
Panter, Matthew Hall |
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| Chris
Bushe RSW, Mark Demsteader, David |
| FeBland,
Simon Laurie RSW RGI, |
| Steve
Whitehead |
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| John
Brenton, Sophy Bristol, Warwick Fuller, Charles
MacQueen RSW RGI, Luke Martineau, |
| Archibald
Dunbar McIntosh RSW RGI, David Sawyer RBA, Christine
Woodside RSW RGI |
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| Christine
Woodside RSW RGI & Charles MacQueen RSW RGI – New
Work, 12 – 28 October |
| Alexander
Galt RGI – A Retrospective, 2 – 25
November |
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This
year Panter & Hall are celebrating the
enormous diversity in contemporary painting.
We have selected
six immensely talented artists who represent
the very best in their stylistic fields.
As ever, the exhibition has an emphasis on Scottish
painting: Chris Bushe and Simon Laurie,
from Edinburgh and Glasgow respectively, make
a welcome return to Art London. Chris continues
to astound the public with his sumptuously textured
abstract landscapes in vibrant, glowing
colours, while Simon further explores the possibilities
of perspective and dimension through his
drily witty still-life paintings.
Two Englishmen carry the flag for representational
painting: Mark Demsteader, whose assurance
of line in drawing the female form is unsurpassed,
and Steve Whitehead, whose sheer technical
ability places him at the front rank of British
Photorealists.
To these we are delighted to add David FeBland,
a New York painter of international stature. |
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