When was the last time Picasso, Matisse and Chagall came to Bristol?

Modern Master Prints at Affordable Prices for Christmas
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December 01, 2009 - Press Dispensary - Picasso, Matisse and Chagall will be at The Bristol Gallery for three weeks only from Thursday 3 December until Thursday 24 December 2009. Over 90 affordable, original, signed and limited edition artworks by these three legends of modernism will be in Bristol for a limited period only. Prices are suited to a variety of budgets, ranging from £400.00 to £14,000.00.

"When Matisse dies, Chagall will be the only painter left who understands what colour really is," so claimed Picasso in 1964. The last major UK pairing of Matisse and Picasso was Tate Modern's magnificent 2002 international touring exhibition; almost a decade later, The Bristol Gallery in association with Goldmark Gallery is proud to reunite them, adding Chagall into the mix. Long regarded as the three titans of colour, form and line Picasso (1881-1973), Matisse (1869-1954) and Chagall (1887-1985) shaped the history of modern art in the twentieth century with their explosive handling of materials in the production of masterworks of abstract modernism. Between them they developed some of the most significant advances in twentieth century art. This is a rare opportunity to own your own genuine limited edition Modern Master print.

Situated on Bristol's prestigious Harbourside development, The Bristol Gallery is one of Bristol's most exciting modern and contemporary art spaces. This exhibition runs for three weeks only.

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Notes for editors
The Bristol Gallery was established in September 2009 on Bristol's prestigious Harbourside development. Catering to regional and national collectors, The Bristol Gallery is a modern and contemporary art gallery representing international, national and regional artists working in a wide range of media. By promoting their work to collectors and museums throughout the region and facilitating an ongoing dialogue between our artists and the public, The Bristol Gallery works to encourage patronage of artists on a local, regional and national level for a diverse range of audiences and collectors.

For further information, please contact:
Andrew Price, director, The Bristol Gallery
Tel: 0117 930 0005 / 07773 107346
Email:
Site: www.thebristolgallery.com