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Laurie Shepherd Memorial Exhibition

Date: October 2005
Exhibition/Show Type: Solo
Media: Mixed Media, Painting

Exhibition Description

The Cut Archive material for the Laurie Shepherd Memorial Exhibition are limited to some low-resolution images. We have compiled these composite images to give an idea of how the works were displayed.

Autumn Rhythm: The Abstract Paintings of Laurie Shepherd by Mervyn Holzer ( a .pdf file, opens in a new window)

If you have material that relates to this exhibition and would improve our resource The Cut Archive would be pleased to hear from you.

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