Lawrence Fine Art will offer works by noted American and French impressionist painters, including a grouping of works from the Martha Walter estate, at the upcoming Boston International Fine Art Show beginning Thursday, November 21st.  Artists to be shown include, besides Walter, Leon Dabo, Maximilen Luce, Albert Andre and Reynolds Beal. The gallery will also highlight works by "Rediscovered Master" Arthur Pinajian and gallery director and owner Howard Shapiro will join a panel on the subject of 'Rediscovered Masters:  Lost and Found" on Sunday.

Walter's work comes from a series of watercolors she painted while on trips to Spain, Italy and North Africa and have been largely unseen. "They are truly a revelation," said Shapiro.  "Anyone who has seen the extraordinary Sargent watercolor show at the Brooklyn Museum will appreciate the mastery shown in these works."

The gallery will also show works by Leon Dabo, also from the estate, a beautiful Luce floral, La Femme Assise a sa Toiletteby Andre, The Happy Clown by Milton Avery and other works of similar quality. "Boston demands the best and that is what we mean to show," said Shapiro.

The gallery will include a selection of works by Arthur Pinajian, the discovery of whose work has rocked the art world and garnered extraordinary attention.  "At his best, he is equal to any of the master of the New York School," said Shapiro.

The Boston International Fine Art Show takes place at the Cylclorama, November 21-24