“French Impressionists, German Expressionists, and Contemporary Artists”

Among the more familiar artists represented are prints by Kandinsky and Miro, an arresting portrait drawing of Chauvian Heran by Modigliani, a Matisse ink drawing, potboilers by Vlaminck and Utrillo, and a small and delicate painting by Marie Laurencin. From the School of Paris there are picturesque landscapes by Yves Brayer, Forrissier, and George Rohner, as well as a floral still life by Bernard Lignon. Of the other Europeans represented, there is a small watercolor of three seated figures done with child-like candor by the German Expressionist, Kirchner, and a large canvas Woman Holding Flowers by the contemporary Swiss artist, Alice Bailey. From Italy there is a landscape by Dominico Cantalore and also the work of Brandini, a Surrealist. Marcel Delmotte, the Belgian artist, shows a large floral still life which doesn’t quite come off in spite of the pretty flowers.

—Estelle Kurzen