Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week

Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week

3 July 2022 — 23 October 2022

Colnaghi was delighted to announce a new partnership - Colnaghi Elliott Master Drawings - with a presentation of drawings during London Art Week from 3rd – 8th July, 2022, Works on Paper: 1800-1950.

Artists on view in this first exhibition included: Eugene von Blaas, Henri Courselles-Dumont, Charles Dequene, Frank Dobson, Virginie Demont-Breton, Jean- Bernard Duvivier, Antonio Manuel da Fonseca, Jean-Léon Gérôme, Antoinette Haudebourt Lescot, Eric Kennington, Madeleine Lemaire, Louis Agricol Montagné, Magda Nachman, Eric Ohser, Victor Prouvé, Armand Rassenfosse, Théodule Ribot, and Heinrich Schubeler, among others.

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Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week
Works on Paper: 1800–1950 | London Art Week

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Magda Nachman (St Petersburg, 1889 – 1951, Bombay), Portrait of a Man in a Turban, pastel and watercolour on paper, 47.5 × 39 cm (18 3/4 × 15 1/3 in), old label on reverse: “Magda Nachman / Bombay 1936.”