Kasmin is Open.

London.: Kasmin Gallery., 1973.. Leporello (170 x 115 mm, folded) with punched hole tab at top. . Monochrome image to cover plus thirteen colour images printed recto only reproducing works by Darby Bannard, Buckley, Caro, Davis, Hockney, Hodgkin, Louis, Noland, Olitski, Poons, Smith, Stella and a South Indian 18th century tapestry. Iconic piece of Kasmin Gallery ephemera, published on the occasion of the gallery's move to 10 Clifford Street (1973).The cover shows a monochrome image of John Kasmin (Kas) with his friend Sheridan Dufferin, the 'well-off young lord' whose financial help Kasmin enlisted in starting his gallery.The leporello illustrates the following works: 'Siberian' (W Darby Bannard, 1972), 'Mandolin' (Stephen Buckley, 1973), 'Rouge' (Anthony Caro, 1972–73), 'Deep | Beam' (Ron Davis, undated), 'Mo reading' (David Hockney, August 1973), 'Mr and Mrs E.J.P.' (Howard Hodkin, 1972–73), 'Beth Taf' (Morris Louis, 1968), '2-1964' (Kenneth Noland), 'Mother of Night-13' (Jules Oliski, 1973), 'Buck Graves' (Larry Poons, 1973), 'Tomato' (Richard Smith, 1973), 'Chodoron IV' (Frank Stella, 1971) and a Southern Indian C18 painting 'Elephants worshipping Vishnu.'