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Jack Hellewell (British, 20th Century) Abstract signed lower left 'Jack Hellewell' gouache on paper 39 x 53 cm Provenance: Broughton House Gallery, Cambridge (label verso) Jack Hellewell was born in Yorkshire and studied at Bradford College of Art where he was a contemporary of David Hockney. His influences are from his native country of Yorkshire as well as his travels in Australia, Italy, North Africa, Russia and Scotland. Hellewell experiments with different styles and techniques. He is known for his bold and unusual landscapes and occasionally still lifes or flowers.

David Hockney poster Rumpelstilzchen, Grimms Fairy Tales, for Ziegler Editionen & Grafik, dated 1971 91cm x 63.5cm

David Hockney poster Gregory Evans, Artcurial, Paris 74cm x 51cm

David Hockney (b.1937), The Lathe and fire, etching, signed and numbered 24/100, 14cm x 17cm. Illustrated. This lot may be eligible for Droit de Suite

DAVID HOCKNEY (BRITISH, B. 1937) DAVID HOCKNEY PRINTS 1954-1977 Poster, published by the Scottish Arts Council

DAVID HOCKNEY (BRITISH, B. 1937) OLYMPISCHE SPIELE MUNCHEN 1972 Poster, signed and dated 1970, numbered 144/300 Sheet size: 103cm x 69cm (40.5in x 27in)

david George Fawcett A.T.D., F.R.S.A. (1935-1973) Bradford Street Scene in Winter, with a figure under the arch of a bridge, buildings nearby signed verso, oil on hardboard, 51cm by 84.5cm, unframed david George Fawcett was born in Bradford and met David Hockney at school there. Along with David Oxtoby they attended art school together in Bradford and subsequently in London at the Royal College of Art. After college they remained very good friends with David Hockney staying with the artist at various times, sharing an art studio in Kent. He also exhibited at the Royal Academy. Hockney was best man at his wedding in 1958. He was killed in a plane crash in March 1973. See illustration

A miniature book "Six Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm" with original etchings by David Hockney, autographed by the artist, St Petersburg Press 1970, 4 1/4" x 3"

DAVID HOCKNEY (BRITISH, B. 1937) PARADE POSTER: METROPOLITAN OPERA, NEW YORK Lithograph, unsigned, published by Petersburg Press. Unframed. Plate size: 205cm x 103cm (80.5in x 40.5in)

BY AND AFTER DAVID HOCKNEY, BRITISH, b. 1937, ARR, Rapunzel, Rapunzel, Let Down Your Hair (from Six Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm), black and white etching and aquatint, signed and numbered 69/100 in pencil to the margin, image size 25.5cms x 24.5cms. See illustration

DAVID HOCKNEY French shop. Etching. Signed and dated '71. Numbered 162 from an edition of 500. 21 x 18ins. (See illustration)

DAVID HOCKNEY (B. 1937) PARADE POSTER: METROPOLITAN OPERA NEW YORK Lithograph, unsigned, published by Petersburg Press Plate size: 205cm x 103cm (80.5in x 40.5in)

DAVID HOCKNEY (B. 1937) THE POET Coloured etching and aquatint, signed, numbered 122/200, from the Blue Guitar Portfolio, 1976-7 Plate size: 34.5cm x 42.5cm (13in x 16.75in)

After David Hockney RA b.1937- "Diving", originally for the "Olympische Spiele 1972"; lithograph printed in colours, signed and dated 70 within the plate, this example without text, 87x62.3cm (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

After David Hockney 'The Nineteenth New York Film Festival' A poster 96 cms x 66 cms. Together with two other Hockney posters 'My Parents' and 'A Retrospective' All framed and glazed, (3).

After David Hockney 'Pop Art' A poster 76 cms x 58 cms Together with two others 'Hockney's Opera' and 'Tivoli', (3).

After David Hockney 'The Rakes Progress' A poster 50 cms x 71 cms Together with two others including 'Dog Paintings' and 'Flowers, faces and species', (3).

After David Hockney A Retrospective A poster 61 cms x 105 cms Together with another 'City of London', (2).

After David Hockney 1853 Gallery Salts Mill, Bradford A poster 66 cms x 81 cms Together with two others 'Tate Gallery' and 'Some very new paintings', (3).

Various artists GRAPHIC ART POSTERS FOR THE 1972 OLYMPIC GAMES, MUNICH artists including Hockney, Vasarely, Hundertwasser etc., Series 2, 3, 4 & 5 each being a set of seven, 28 posters in total 100 by 64cm., 39 1/2 by 25 1/4in. These posters are documented on p.296 of the Olympic Games official report. However, the seven posters in Series 5 were omitted for reason not apparent.

A framed and glazed photograph of David Hockney and picture bearing his signature, (certificate).

'A Bounce for Bradford' a limited edition print by David Hockney, published by Braford & District Newspapers, March 3rd 1987 59 x 42.5cm.

Mo McDermott, Pop Art School late 20th century- Vase of Tulips; freestanding polychrome painted assembled wooden sculpture, on circular base, signed, inscribed 'London', numbered 1/1 and dated 1971, 90cm., high. Note: Mo Mcdermott stars as a 'friend' of David Hockney in Jack Hazan's 'A Bigger Splash', 1974, alongside Celia Birtwell and Peter Schlessinger. Mo McDermott worked for a time as David Hockney's assistant. (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

Circle of David Hockney RA b.1937- Old man standing with a caped figure in a nocturnal mountain landscape; etching with aquatint, unsigned, 18x21cm., (unframed) Note:This print bears strong similarities to examples of etchings by David Hockney from the editions 'Rapunzel', 'The Boy Who Left Home to Learn Fear' and 'Old Rinkrank'

DAVID HOCKNEY (B. 1937) SUNFLOWERS I Etching, signed and dated 1995 lower right and numbered APV/XV lower left 46.2cm x 38.2cm (18.2in x 15in)

DAVID HOCKNEY (B. 1937) SUNFLOWERS II Etching, signed and dated 1995 lower right and numbered APV/XV lower left 46.2 cm x 38.2cm (18.2in x 15in)

After David Hockney (1937-), Male by curtains, signed in ink in the margin, colour reproduction print, image size 19 x 19cm.; 7.5 x 7.5in.

David Hockney (British b.1937) Two boys in a Bed, aged 23 and 24, signed lower right, David Hockney 66 and numbered 1/75, etching, 38 x 25cm. Provenance:Private collection, Cambridgeshire

Hockney (David and Spender, Stephen). Hockney's Alphabet, Drawings by David Hockney, written contributions edited by Stephen Spender, pub. Faber, for the AIDS Crisis Trust, 1991, twenty-six col. illusts., orig. cloth with slipcase, folio. Special edition (unspecified limitation), signed by Hockney and Spender. Written contributors include Ian McEwan, Ted Hughes, Seamus Heaney, William Golding and Iris Murdoch etc. (1)

After David Hockney RA 1937- "The Shop Window of a Tobacco Store"; etching with aquatint, originally published in 1966, for "Illustrations for fourteen poems from C P Cavafy", from the original edition of 500, 34.5x22.5cm

MANNER OF DAVID HOCKNEY, View of a Rotunda and evergreen trees, pencil and colour chalks, 16" x 14".

DAVID HOCKNEY R.A. (b. 1937), THE PRINCESS WHEN OLD, ETCHING, from Illustrations for Six Fairy Tales for the Brothers Grimm, single image taken from the portfolio edition bound as a concertina folder and signed on the title page, framed with the artists signature in pencil with dedication, David Hockney for Heiner. 38cm by 29cm. Note: the dedication of the portfolio is highly likely to refer to Heiner Bastian, the credited translator of the text.

Cavafy, C.P. & Hockney, David Fourteen poems... London: Editions Alecto Ltd, 1966, folio, Edition B, limited to 250 copies, numbered 470 of 500, signed by the artist, 12 original etchings stamped edition B on reverse, original purple cotton silk boards, some slight fading to backstrip, black slipcase, some rubbing at corners, interior very clean

Springer, Ferdinand--Plato The symposium of Socrates, Stuttgart, 1937, number 130 of 150 copies signed by the artist, eight engravings by Springer, original wrappers, chemise, slipcase, slight wear to chemise, slipcase spotted; Rothenberg, J. Sightings I-IX, 1968, folio, limited to 125 copies, plates by Ian Tyson, presentation copy, artist's proof signed by Tyson, black calf; Eigner, L. A line that may be cut, 1968, 4to, limited to 250 copies, presentation copy, artist's proof signed by Tyson, black calf, damp blooms to covers; Galerie Mikro. Allen Jones figures, Milan, 1969, 4to, signed by Allen Jones on the title, original wrappers; Sitwell, S. A book of towers and other buildings of Southern Europe, 1928, number 27 of 350 copies, dry-point etchings by Richard Wyndham, original half vellum, uncut, very lightly rubbed, bookplate; Khane, F. Make-make, 1970, 4to, original cloth, dust-jacket; Hockney, D. The blue guitar, 1977, 4to, dust-jacket frayed; Gentleman, D. Bridges on the Backs, 1961, 4to, cloth, all but the first lightly rubbed or soiled (8)

David Hockney (British, b.1937) Peter, signed lower right "David Hockney 1969" and numbered 30/75, etching, 72 x 56ccm. Provenance: Kasmin Ltd, 118 New Bond Street, London, W1

* Hockney (David, b. 1937). Three printed cheques, 1990-91, one made out to Mike and Janine Ryan for $40,000, the other two made out for cash for the sums of $700 and $600, together with a signed colour photo portrait postcard, a dog painting art postcard signed by Hockney in silver pen and a brief typed letter signed David, sent to Philip DOffay in 1972, plus two unsigned b&w photos of Hockney. (8)

David Hockney, b. 1937 BILLY WILDER LIGHTING HIS CIGAR signed, titled, dated Dec 1982 and inscribed #17 colour photograph collage on paper 67 by 44cm.; 26.5 by 17.25in. Literature Marco Livingstone & Kay Heymer, Hockney's Portraits and People, London 2003, p. 164, illustrated in colour

dAVID HOCKNEY (B. 1937) sNOW, 1973 signed and numbered in green crayon, lithograph and screenprint printed on on Arjomari mould-made paper, edition of 98, number 19/98. From The Weather Series, published by Gemini G.E.L., Los Angeles. 85cm x 72 cm (plate size) 88.4 x 71.9 cm 88.4 x 71.9 cm 88.4 x 71.9 cm 88.4cm x 71.9cm

dAVID HOCKNEY (B. 1937) tHE CHURCH TOWER & THE CLOCK, 1969 signed and numbered in pencil, etching and aquatint, edition of 99/100. Plate 10 from Illustrations for Six Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm, from the fairy tale, Fundgevogel. 28cm x 12cm (plate size)

DAVID HOCKNEY, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO IMAGE AND DATED ’66, COLOURED LITHOGRAPH, ‘A Hollywood Collection, David Hockney, Editions Alecto 1965’, (This was the frontispiece for the collection of prints entitled ‘Hollywood Collection’), page size 29” x 22”

* Derain (Andre, 1880-1954). Illustration for Pantagruel, by Francois Rabelais, pub. Albert Skira, Paris, 1943, colour woodblock, image size approx. 150 x 90mm (6 x 3.5ins), framed and glazed, with St. Georges Gallery Prints label to verso From Manet to Hockney 111. (1)

After David Hockney RA b.1937- Exhibition poster 'David Hockney, Zeichnungen und Duckgraphik, Staatliche Graphische Sammlung Munchen Meiserstr. 10 Aussetellung 25. Februar- 17. April 1977'; lithograph, 84x59cm: Chris Orr b.1943- 'Arthur's Kitchen'; lithograph, signed, titled numbered 32/100 and dated 1978, bears publisher's blind stamp, 37x52cm: together with an colour aquatint by a different hand, signed indistinctly in pencil and dated 1974, tondo, 24cm., dia., (3)

**David Hockney (b1937). Poster for the 1972 Munich Olympics, Edition Olympia 1972, printed signature, 39" x 24", framed. ILLUSTRATED.

A David Hockney Munchen 1972 Olympic Poster and other assorted pictures and prints (qty)

POSNER, David-A Rake's Progress, illustrated by David Hockney, Lion & Unicorn Press, London 1967, original black boards with plastic backstrip, end paper creased, marginal discolouration, boards with some marks, etc., oblong 4to.

*Blake (Peter). "The Meeting" or "Have a nice day, Mr. Hockney", 1981-83, pub. Tate Gallery, 1985, colour reproduction poster, signed by the artist, with heart-shape, and dated London, May 16th 1999, to lower right hand corner, approx. 67 x 67 cm (1)

David Hockney coloured print 'Bouncing Balls', 'A Bounce for Bradford February 24th, 1987', 39 x 57cm framed

Hockney (David and Spender, Stephen). Hockney's Alphabet, Drawings by David Hockney, written contributions edited by Stephen Spender, pub. Faber for the AIDS Crisis Trust, 1991, twenty-six col. illusts., orig. cloth with slipcase, folio Special edition (unspecified limitation), signed by Hockney and Spender. (1)

SPENDER Stephen, Hockney's Alphabet, drawings by David Hockney, pub Faber & Faber, pub 1991, bound in Library buckram, signed by author and editor, in slip case (1).

A group of four framed posters, Includion exhibition posters for the works of David Hockney, Edward Cross, and Lucien Freud. (4)

Hockney (David). Flowers, Faces and Spaces, 2 vols., Annely Juda Fine Art, 1997, col. illusts. throughout, orig. wrappers, contained in slipcase, 4to Both signed by Hockney, 'Faces and Spaces' to title-page and 'Flowers and Spaces' to upper cover. (1)

*Hockney (David). A Bigger Splash, colour poster, pub. Tate Gallery, 2000, signed in pencil by the artist, approx. 80 x 60 cms. (1)

Duncan (David Douglas). Picasso's Picassos. The Treasures of La Californie, pub. London, 1961, port. frontis., num. tipped-in col. reprods., orig. canvas in frayed d.j., together with Cooper (Douglas), Picasso Theatre, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1968, tipped-in col. plts., num. b & w illusts., orig. pict. canvas with printed glassine d.j., plus Picasso, His Recent Drawings, 1966-1968, Preface by Rene Char, text by Charles Feld, 1969, num. col. and b & w illusts., orig. pict. cloth with printed glassine d.j., all 4to, with other modern art, mostly Picasso and Hockney (21)

Hockney (David and Spender, Stephen). Hockney's Alphabet. Drawings by David Hockney, written contributions edited by Stephen Spender, pub. Faber & Faber for the Aids Crisis Trust, 1991, twenty-six col. illusts., orig. cloth with slipcase, folio, VG special edition (unspecified limitation), signed by Hockney and Spender. (1)

David Hockney: A Bounce for Bradford, February 24, 1967, coloured print on paper with central fold, 39 x 58cm.

David Hockney R.A. (b.1937) Towpath at Apperley Road, Looking Towards Thackley] Signed, oil on canvas, 51cm by 68cm (20in by 26 3/4in) *Originally commissioned from the artist by the present owner in the 1950's *Dating from circa 1956-57 and painted whilst the artist was a student at Bradford Art College, it was a special commission from the vendor and has remained in her collection from its concept. In 1960 the painter was at the Royal College of Art, where his fellow student’s were Derek Boshier, Allen Jones, R.B. Kitaj and Peter Phillips. The artist had focused on abstract paintings which were influenced by the American abstract expressionists. He also produced many works of a homoerotic strain as well as satirical imagery which includes attractive compositions of swimming pools, showers and Californian life. (See the reverse of the catalogue for a more detailed biography on the artist)

David Hockney (British 20th Century) Richard Jim and Felix from the Oz Trial signed lower right in pencil ÒDavid Hockney 19/30Ó for the Oz Trial Fund 1971 lithograph 71 x 93cm Provenance From the collection of Peter Inskip Esq.

David Hockney, R.A. (b. 1937) VIEWS OF HOTEL WELL II (T.281: DH68) Lithograph printed in colours, 1985, signed in pencil and dated, numbered 24 from an edition of 75, with blind stamp of the publisher, Tyler Graphics Limited, in original wood frame designed by the artist, stained red, yellow and black. Overall 75 x 93cm

David Hockney- Untitled composition with two figures in bed from '14 poems by Cavafy'; etching, unsigned, 34.5x22cm: together with three other etchings from the same edition, all unsigned: Note: publ: by Editions Alectro 1969, according to label verso, (4)

Hockney (David).- Cavafy (C.P.) Fourteen Poems by C. P. Cavafy Chosen and Illustrated with Twelve Etchings by David Hockney, Edition A, number 24 of 500 signed by the artist, handmade paper, lacking loose signed etching 'Cavafy II', bookplate on front pastedown, original publishers cloth, slip-case, folio, 1967.