RobertCottingham Show OpensAt Forum

By DAVID SMITH

Published: Apr 02, 2004 12:00 AM

Robert

Cottingham Show Opens

At Forum

NEW YORK CITY â Forum Gallery, 745 Fifth Avenue, opened its doors last week to a new exhibition of still lifes by the Newtown based artist Robert Cottingham. âRobert Cottingham: New Still Lifesâ is on view through April 24.

Oils, gouaches and pencil drawings from Mr Cottinghamâs âTypewritterâ series fill the fifth floor gallery, and paper pulp paintings from his new âComponentsâ series lined the walls of the gallery one floor down.

A large crowd was on hand at the opening to view the works that ranged in price from $11,000 for a graphite on vellum study entitled âLynnâs Portableâ to $125,000 for an 84- by 82Â½-inch oil on canvas entitled âUnderwood Side View.â

For further information contact Forum Gallery at 212-355-4545.

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