GALLERY ARTISTS EXHIBITIONS MARLBOROUGH WORLDWIDE CONTACT Albacete, Alfonso Joc 4. Meeting, 2015 Aquerreta, Juan José Camino de la Fuente del Hierro, 2012-16 Armesto, Pablo Circular, 2016 Barni, Roberto Capogiri d'oro, 2015 Barón, Joaquín Pepe's chair, 2016 Chirino, Martín Viento, 2014 Cidoncha, Rafael The Bather, 2016 Clavé, Antoni En noir et bleu, 2002 Heart, Alberto Palladio. Villa Rotonda 3, 2016 Correa, Juan Untitled (Precipicio), 2016 Fontela, Hugo The Mine, 2015 Franco, Carlos Breakfast ... and it started to snow, 2016 Franquelo, Manuel Things in a room. Untitled # 2, 2015 Genovés, Juan Frontal, 2016 Gordillo, Luis La Isla Cabeza de Hombre, 2015 Lacalle, Abraham Gordini, 2016 Leiro, Francisco Mudis, 2013 López, Antonio Rosas de winter, 2015 Muñoz, Scarlet White , 2015 Muñoz, Lucio December 95 Navarro Baldeweg, Juan Double Red, 2015 Ortega, Pelayo Isla, 2005-15 Rodríguez Caballero, David March 10 , 2015 Sanz, Sergio Ondura, 2016 Soledad Sevilla New distances 4, 2014 Tadanori Yamaguchi Crackled Sphere, 2015 Valdés, Manolo Profile VI, 2015 Marlborough was founded in London in 1946 by Frank Lloyd and Harry Fisher. David Somerset, current Duke of Beaufort, and third member of the firm, joined Marlborough in 1948. In the 1950s, the Marlborough Gallery acquired considerable prestige thanks to its relevant exhibitions. She was a pioneer in presenting the German Expressionists in London and as early as 1958 represented the artists Oskar Kokoschka, Henry Moore, Francis Bacon, Victor Pasmore and Lucian Freud. It is followed by the New York gallery, created in 1962. Tokyo and Madrid opened in 1962 and 1989 respectively. Since then, new galleries and locations have been opened in Chile, Florida, Chelsea and Barcelona. The current director of the Marlborough Gallery in New York is Pierre Levai. He began working in Marlborough London in 1964 and joined Marlborough New York in 1967. Levai was appointed President of the Marlborough Gallery in New York in 1978. Marlborough is engaged in two types of activities: buying and selling of antique painting, painting and sculpture from the 19th and 20th centuries and to the representation of a wide group of contemporary artists from Europe, the United States, South America and Asia Created directly by Pierre Levai as the representative in Spain of the Marlborough Galleries, Marlborough settles in Madrid in 1992, opening to the public with a large exhibition of Francis Bacon. The Barcelona headquarters were inaugurated in October 2006. Since then, both venues have coordinated and organized numerous exhibitions of their artists in other galleries and public and private institutions, both in Spain and in other countries. Marlborough Madrid and Marlborough Barcelona also have an independent room dedicated to graphic work where monographic, collective and permanent work exhibitions by their artists alternate. Marlborough Madrid and Marlborough Barcelona are agents of: Alfonso Albacete, Pablo Armesto, Juan José Aquerreta, Roberto Barni, Joaquín Barón, Martín Chirino, Rafael Cidoncha, Antoni Clavé, Alberto Corazón, Juan Correa, Hugo Fontela, Carlos Franco, Manuel Franquelo, Juan Genovés, Luis Gordillo, Kcho, Abraham Lacalle, Francisco Leiro, Antonio López García, Blanca Muñoz, Juan Navarro Baldeweg, Pelayo Ortega, David Rodríguez Caballero, Sergio Sanz, Soledad Sevilla, Manolo Valdés, Tadanori Yamaguchi and Legado de Lucio Muñoz. GALLERY / ARTISTS / EXHIBITIONS / MARLBOROUGH WORLDWIDE / CONTACT Hours of the Marlborough offices in Madrid and Barcelona: ORFILA 5, 28010 MADRID, SPAIN / TEL: 34.91.319.1414 / FAX: 34.91.308.4345 / HOURS: MF 11 am–7pm S: 11 am–2pm (closed on July 23 and 25) ENRIC GRANADOS 68, 08008 BARCELONA, SPAIN / TEL: 34.93.467.4454 / FAX: 34.93.467.4451 / HOURS: LS 11:00 - 19:00 © 2015 MARLBOROUGH GALLERY / ALL RIGHTS RESERVED