Category Archives: Exhibition

The gallery periodically presents exhibitions both in the gallery and on-line. This category will link to our current and past exhibitions.

William S. Rice 1873-1963

Posted on April 20, 2013 by

The Annex Galleries has represented the work of William S. Rice since 1982. We are pleased to once again celebrate his work with an exhibition in the gallery and to introduce collectors and curators to the recently published book by … Continue reading →

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The Treasure Hunt: Part VII

Posted on January 25, 2013 by

Printmaking in the United Kingdom has a long and rich history, starting with the utilization of the letterpress. After Germany’s Johannes Gutenberg invented the “moveable type” printing press in 1439, Britain- industrious to the last- wasted no time in replicating … Continue reading →

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The Treasure Hunt: Part VI

Posted on December 14, 2012 by

Our list of 25 Works has continued to receive enthusiastic interest, both from our clients and from people who’ve come across this blog through other channels. Our goal had been to open up our extensive, diverse inventory to the public, … Continue reading →

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The Influence of Atelier 17: Part Two

Posted on October 27, 2012 by

This Part Two of The Influence of Atelier 17. To read the introduction and see the first list of artists, A – L, please click here. • • ◊ • • Ezio Martinelli (American: 1913 – 1981): “Net and Triton” 1957; … Continue reading →

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The Influence of Atelier 17: Part One

Posted on October 17, 2012 by

Atelier 17 was founded in 1927 by Stanley William Hayter, a British chemist turned artist. By the end of his directorship, a position he undertook for nearly 5 decades, his studio had welcomed hundreds of artists, both well known and … Continue reading →

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