EXHIBITIONS BY YEAR

British Drawings

17 March to 30 May 1977

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Peter Blake
British, born 1932
13 exhibitions

David Bomberg
British, 1890–1957
7 exhibitions

Edward Burra
British, 1905–1976
6 exhibitions

Reg Butler
British, 1913–1983
19 exhibitions

Lynn Chadwick
British, 1914–2003
10 exhibitions

Bernard Cohen
British, born 1933
5 exhibitions

Jacob Epstein
British, born U.S.A. 1880–1959
31 exhibitions

Claud Lovat Fraser
British, 1890–1921
2 exhibitions

Lucian Freud
British, born Germany. 1922–2011
11 exhibitions

Elisabeth Frink
British, 1930–1993
2 exhibitions

Henri Gaudier-Brzeska
French, 1891–1915
16 exhibitions

Spencer Frederick Gore
British, 1878–1914
3 exhibitions

Richard Hamilton
British, 1922–2011
29 exhibitions

David Hockney
British, born 1937
40 exhibitions

Augustus John
British, 1878–1961
9 exhibitions

Gwen John
British, 1876–1939
6 exhibitions

Allen Jones
British, born 1937
8 exhibitions

R. B. Kitaj
American, 1932–2007
14 exhibitions

Wyndham Lewis
British, 1882–1957
12 exhibitions

Richard Long
British, born 1945
12 exhibitions

Raymond Mason
British, born 1922
1 exhibition

Frederick Edward McWilliam
British,1909–1992
3 exhibitions

Henry Moore
British, 1898–1986
59 exhibitions

Eduardo Paolozzi
British, 1924–2005
28 exhibitions

Patrick Procktor
British, 1936–2003
5 exhibitions

Bridget Riley
British, born 1931
8 exhibitions

William Roberts
British, 1895–1980
7 exhibitions

William Scott
British, 1913–1989
3 exhibitions

Colin Self
British, born 1941
8 exhibitions

Walter Richard Sickert
British, 1860–1942
13 exhibitions

Stanley Spencer
British, 1891–1959
17 exhibitions

Graham Sutherland
British, 1903–1980
14 exhibitions

Christopher Wood
British, 1901–1930
3 exhibitions

New York Times Review of the exhibition

PUBLISHED

13 May 1977

Antiques; Connecticut's Antiques And Its Fakes

By Rita REIF

ARE THE CARVED sunflowers on early New England chests actually variations of the Tudor rose? Indeed, how British are the American chairs, chests, tablewares, gravestones and stitchery that survive from the Colonial period?

New York Times • page 71 • 1,187 words