Lehmann Maupin will present a solo exhibition of new works by Hernan Bas, ranging from small, intimate paintings on paper to large canvases, as well as a large-scale painted screen. Bas draws from a pool of references found in art, poetry, religion, mythology, film, and literature. Turning his attention to the group of young, bohemian aristocrats that emerged post-World War I, this recent group of works focuses on the day-to-day of society life, debauched nights, and intimate exchanges between imagined players. Later in the month, Bas will also have a gallery exhibition titled Bright Young Things, on view at the 536 West 22nd Street location from March 10-April 23.