Italian Comedy Composition
Signed bottom right. Titled verso in the artist's hand. label verso - Brook Street Gallery, 1963.
Cohen moved to London in 1960 where his work was soon winning praise. His 1963 exhibition at Brook Street Gallery of his Comedia dell' Arte images was a huge success and described by the art critic of the Telegraph as 'formidable' describing him as 'one of the best draughtsmen at work today'.
Cohen moved to London in 1960 where his work was soon winning praise. His 1963 exhibition at Brook Street Gallery of his Comedia dell' Arte images was a huge success and described by the art critic of the Telegraph as 'formidable' describing him as 'one of the best draughtsmen at work today'.
Signed bottom right. Titled verso in the artist's hand. label verso - Brook Street Gallery, 1963.
Cohen moved to London in 1960 where his work was soon winning praise. His 1963 exhibition at Brook Street Gallery of his Comedia dell' Arte images was a huge success and described by the art critic of the Telegraph as 'formidable' describing him as 'one of the best draughtsmen at work today'.
Cohen moved to London in 1960 where his work was soon winning praise. His 1963 exhibition at Brook Street Gallery of his Comedia dell' Arte images was a huge success and described by the art critic of the Telegraph as 'formidable' describing him as 'one of the best draughtsmen at work today'.
$3,707.35
Italian Comedy Composition—
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Signed bottom right. Titled verso in the artist's hand. label verso - Brook Street Gallery, 1963.
Cohen moved to London in 1960 where his work was soon winning praise. His 1963 exhibition at Brook Street Gallery of his Comedia dell' Arte images was a huge success and described by the art critic of the Telegraph as 'formidable' describing him as 'one of the best draughtsmen at work today'.
Cohen moved to London in 1960 where his work was soon winning praise. His 1963 exhibition at Brook Street Gallery of his Comedia dell' Arte images was a huge success and described by the art critic of the Telegraph as 'formidable' describing him as 'one of the best draughtsmen at work today'.
