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To mark the gallery’s inaugural appearance at Art Monte Carlo in July, Dickinson will present a curated stand of Modern paintings, sculpture and works on paper featuring highlights by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Lucio Fontana, Carmen Herrera, Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol, among others.

Taking place at the Grimaldi Forum, the fair brings together 50 carefully chosen galleries and celebrates Modern and Contemporary art and design. Among Dickinson’s featured paintings is Paysage avec trois personnages (1949) by Art Brut pioneer and innovator Jean Dubuffet. Executed shortly after the artist’s third and final trip to the Sahara desert, it demonstrates the influence of the Bedouin people on Dubuffet’s engagement with Outsider Art. Dickinson will also show two early works by Cuban-American artist Carmen Herrera: Castilla la Vieja (Venetian red, white and black), painted in 1949, and Untitled (Havana Series #35) from 1950-51. Having arrived in Paris shortly after the end of WWII, Herrera immersed herself in the work of Postwar geometric abstractionists and Bauhaus artists, developing her own form of abstraction.

Alongside these, Dickinson will exhibit a diverse selection of works on paper, with examples by Picasso, Klee, Condo, and others.

Once again Dickinson’s stand will be designed in collaboration with Axel Clissen of Socle Studios.

Selected Press

Hello Monaco - Artmonte-carlo 2021: Art in its many wondrous facets

/ 21st Jul 2021

Dickinson Gallery (London and New York), for the first time in Monaco, presented a classy stand in line with the natural elegance of Monaco.

“We gathered a selection of highlights which suit the international clientele living in the Principality with a special regard to the Twentieth Century production”, stressed Max Weaver, Gallery Manager – “as for Monaco, we take into consideration the bright-eye catching design and the golden age of each artist”, he added.

Besides the paramount Lucio Fontana, Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso with its ‘Nu Agenouillé, étude pour Trois Femmes’ (1908), a stylish coloured pencil on paper called “Untitled” (2005) drawn by British artist Graham Little gave a touch of Romanticism blended with post-modernism, sketching two elegant ladies posing as if they were at a photo call.

The Telegraph - Art Market Focus

/ 6th Jul 2021

The art world jet set, or those that can travel there, is congregating in Monaco this month for a rare live art fair, Art Monte Carlo. Remember terry Thomas in the 1960s film Monte Carlo or Bust? Only this time it’s not racing cars, it’s art. Home to the very wealthy – Dmitry Rybolovlev (the Leonardo Salvator Mundi seller), Lily Safra, purchaser of a record £100 million Giacometti, and art enterpreneurs like David Nahmad, head of the renowned family of art dealers, mega gallery Hauser & Wirth, and auctioneer Simon de Pury (never far from the money) can all be found in the tax-friendly principality. Sotheby’s and Christie’s will be staging special pop-up exhibitions there for the summer, and the fair welcomes a host of new, top-rank London exhibitors such as Thomas Gibson, Dickinson, Waddington Custot and Pace.