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The Redfern Gallery was founded in September 1923 on the top floor of Redfern House at 27 Old Bond Street, London W1, as a small artists’ cooperative. It is now one of the longest-established dealers of Modern British and Contemporary art in London. Today The Redfern Gallery represents over 30 contemporary artists and artists’ estates. It also has an extensive stock of modern and contemporary paintings, drawings, watercolours, sculpture and original prints.

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Aduton SIII, Paul Feiler

The selection of modern and contemporary prints for this year's fair includes works by many artists who were - or continue to be - represented by The Redfern Gallery. From Sybil Andrews in the 1930s, to David Oxtoby and John Carter today.

Richard Gault, Director of The Redfern Gallery

Wassily Kandinsky

Untitled (from Stephen Spender’s ‘Fraternity’)

1939

12.7 x 8.1 cm (5 x 3.3 in)

Etching

Reference: Roethel 202

Printed in 1939 at Atelier 17, Paris. Fraternity was produced to help raise funds for the Spanish Republicans during the Spanish Civil War. It consisted of 9 original etchings by John Buckland-Wright, Stanley William Hayter, Józef Hecht, Dalla Husband, Wassily Kandinsky, Roderick Mead, Joan Miró, Dolf Rieser and Louis Vargas. The portfolio included the poem “Fall of a City” by Stephen Spender, with a translation by the French Surrealist poet Louis Aragon.

Signed from edition of 113

$7,500