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MARCELLE FERRON (Quebec, 1924 - Monreal, 2001)."Composition".Mixed media on paper.Signed in lower right corner.Size: 47 x 51,5 cm.Marcelle Ferron was born in Louiseville, Quebec, in 1924 and died in Montreal in 2001. One of the most important Quebec artists of the 20th century, she was known as a painter, sculptor and stained glass artist.Marcelle Ferron enrolled at the École des beaux-arts de Québec (1942-1944) but dropped out before completing her studies. In 1946, she met Paul-Émile Borduas and enrolled at the École du Meuble in Montreal, where he taught. She was one of the last artists to officially join the group known as Les Automatistes. She was also one of the youngest signatories of the group's global manifesto Refus in 1948. She held her first solo exhibition in 1949 at Librairie Tranquille in Montreal. That year, she began to gain considerable recognition in the art world.Around 1953, Marcelle Ferron moved to France. There she rented a house in Clamart, a suburb of Paris, and set up her studio. Europeans appreciated her abstract works, full of light and life. During his stay, he took classes in Paris with Michel Blum (1964), a glass artist. He participated in numerous group and solo exhibitions in galleries and took part in the art shows at the Salons d'Art Contemporains held at the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris. During this time, he also exhibited his work in Canada, the United States and much of Europe, specifically Germany, England, Italy and Holland. She received a grant from the Canadian Council of Arts in 1957, an award from the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in 1960 and in 1961, she represented Quebec at the Sao Paulo Biennial in Brazil and won a Silver Medal, the first time a woman from Quebec had won this award.She was an internationally recognised artist who returned to Quebec in 1966. She devoted herself to working with glass for the next seven years. She created her first masterpiece in this medium, the windows of the Champs-de-Mars metro station in Montreal. In 1967, he began teaching at Université Laval in Quebec City. She taught Architecture from 1967 to 1970 and then Visual Arts from 1970 to 1979. During those years, she was elected Member of the Royal Canadian Academy.In 1973, she returned to painting full-time and exhibited her work in galleries and museums in Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, Paris and Mexico, both in solo and group exhibitions. The first retrospective exhibition of his work was held in 1976 at the Musée d'Art de Joliette in Quebec. The following year, she was awarded the Louis-Philippe Hébert Prize. In 1983, she was the first woman to receive the Prix Paul-Émile-Borduas, the highest honour conferred on visual artists by the Quebec government. Two years later, she was named Chevalier de l'Ordre National du Québec. In 2000, she was named Grand Officier de l'Ordre National du Québec and a retrospective exhibition was held at the Musée d'art Contemporain de Montréal. She died a year later in Montreal at the age of 77.
Los 95
TADAO ANDO (Osaka, 1941).Untitled.Graphic work and coloured drawing on paper.Hand signed.Size: 15,5 x 13,5 cm.Tadao Ando is a self-taught architect greatly influenced by the work of Le Corbusier, trained mainly during his travels in the USA, Europe and Africa between 1962 and 1969. During his travels he visited buildings by Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright and Louis Kahn, which clearly influenced the forms and materials of his buildings. In 1968 he returned home and founded Tadao Ando Architects & Associates in Osaka. His achievements as an architect include winning the 1995 Pritzker Architecture Prize from the Hyatt Foundation. His early works show an incipient postmodern style, although clearly adapted to Japanese customs. In 1976 he completed his first work, Azuma House, where Tadao Ando divided the house into two volumes, one private and the other shared, with a courtyard between them for the "play of wind and light". The presence of natural elements in his works would accompany him throughout his career. During the eighties, Tadao Ando leapt onto the international scene as the leading exponent of the new Japanese architecture. From these years we highlight the Rokko Housing development (1983-1993) with his Chapel on Mount Rokko (1986), in these buildings the influence of Le Corbusier on Tadao Ando is evident in the use of concrete as the main material, although the individualised treatment of light gives his works a personal stamp. In 1992 he designed the Japanese Pavilion for Expo'92 in Seville. A large ephemeral wooden structure. The Museum of the Forest of Tombs (1992) is a space full of symbolism in which Tadao Ando abandons straight lines, but not the coldness of concrete. Among Ando's notable works at the turn of the century are the Awaji Yumebutai in Hyogo (1997) and the Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas (2000). Among his latest works, particularly noteworthy are ambitious projects such as the Poly Theatre in Shanghai, a building consisting of a reinforced concrete box, enveloped by a glazed lattice skin, and perforated by steel tunnels lined with aluminium panels, which have a wood-like finish. A building that preserves the essence of Tadao Ando's work, but developed using more modern techniques.
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Star Wars (1977) ( A New Hope ) - a reputedly production used cockpit fitment from the Millennium Falcon. The small resin fitment being a casting from a vintage Hella light (similar to a cockpit light from an aircraft), painted silver and on a resin base. Painted to appear as metal. Some paint loss from production use, and a small area scratching to the front. Mounted in a custom acrylic display case, with battery operated lights fitted. With a certificate of authenticity from Neil Harrison at Elstree Studios. A unique piece of Star Wars history. Total display size; 33cm x 33cm x 13cm.
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An 18ct gold chronograph, Venus 170 movement, working order, light gold coloured dial, 36mm diameter, black leather strap, case back cover has a few dints in it.Watch works when tested.Back marked 18K 0.750, 521083.There are dents to the back cover.Both buttons work.Weight 40g including watch strap.Hand setting is ok.
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Rare Arundel Club London 1906 - Annual subscribers print collection(Part Set 15 of 20). Third Year of Publication. Included Artists and prints are No. 1 - Herri Met De Bles, No. 2 - Unknown Flemish School, No. 3 - Gran Vasco, No. 4 - Memling School, No. 5 - Borgognone, No. 6 - Herri Met De Bles, No.10 - Montagna, No. 11 - Filippino Lippi, No. 12 - Filippino Lippi, No. 15 - Memling, No. 16 - Titian, No. 17 - Sir Joshua Reynolds 'Penelope Bettesworth', No. 18 - Rubens and No. 20 - English School 14th century. CONDITION - Prints are generally very good with some light foxing on some. The paper cover has wear and marks, remnants of the outer card wallet. NOTES - From 1904 The Arundel Club did an annual series of reproductions taken from Old Masters paintings. Paintings mostly from private collections. Each year they produced around fifteen to twenty. Protective paper cover, printed titles and housed in paper folder detailing contents. Distributed to it's members. The Arundel Society Notes - Founded in London in 1849 and named after the Earl of Arundel, the famous collector of the Arundel Marbles. Originally the idea of the lawyer Bellenden Ker. The society was discontinued in 1897 and it would be seven years before the 'Club' was formed. Also known as "Arundel Society for Promoting the Knowledge of Art"
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21 x Macmillan England Nursery Rhyme Prints c1950. Series of colour prints, from Gay Way Nursery Rhyme Pictures, edited by E R Boyce. Each sheet features a full-colour print with a plain border, with the title printed at the bottom. The brightly coloured illustrations depict a single scene from each nursery rhyme, drawn in a cartoon-like, linear style, painted with bright primary colours. Series numbers and Titles include No. 3 - Hot Cross Buns, 4. - Old mother Hubbart, No. 5 - Georgie Porgie, No. 6 - Hickory Dickory Dock, No. 8 - Polly put the Kettle on, No. 9 - This little pig went to Market, No. 10 - Little Miss Muffet, 11. - Sing a song of Sixpence, 12. - Jack Spratt, 13. - Little boy blue, 14. - Simple Simon, 15. - Mary Mary quite contrary, 16. Hey diddle diddle, 17. Queen of hearts, 18. - There was a crooked man, 19. - Rub a dub dub, 20. - Little Bo Peep, 21. - Little Tommy Tucker, 22. - There was an old woman who lived in a shoe, 23. - Old King Cole and 24. I had a little nut tree. Dimensions of each print are just over 53cm x 43cm. Condition - Staple marks, small tears at edges, holes from display board, some foxing and general wear. Colours still good, has been stored out of light. NOTE - 2 x School heavy card display boards for the prints can be purchased from the vendor if desired by winning bidder. They are housed in a large plastic carry case, items not included in this lot
Los 73
British / European Factory and Studio Ceramic Collection. KPM Bud Vase with silver inside Rim(Excellent condition), 19th Century Bretby Olive Green Fruit Bowl(Wear and scratches to glaze small chips), Unique Pottery Brown Glaze Vase(Excellent), Coventry Shallow Stoneware Dish with Blue Glaze and Red Flower design, Incised Signature 'RBM' and incised stamp 'Coventry'(Excellent), Bretby Pocelain Fish Vase with Sea Green Glaze(Excellent), Heavy Stoneware Studio pottery Blue Glaze Vase with partial printed stamp mark to base (excellent), Wedgewood 'Countryware' White Leave Vase(excellent), Buchan Portobello Scottish pottery Jug with blue green glaze, Incised and Stamped marks to base(Excellent), English Purple Glaze Squat Vase with Crown stamped mark, possibly 'Adams'(Excellent), Coalport Bone China 'Park Folly' Small ornate shelter(Excellent), Diana Davis for Poole Pottery small Bowl with Ruyi Head Shapes, Factory printed marks and Incised Signature 'DD'(Very Good with wear to inner), Denby Stoneware Inkwell, brown glaze with Celadon or light green coloured liner(Excellent), Alarik Swedish Pair of Candle Holders, Incised factory marks to base(Excellent with kiln support marks), Attributed to John Edgerton small Bowl Grey Glaze incised 'JE' to base(Very good with some small areas where the glaze has missed, appears as a chip on rim but not, Kiln support marks to base) and Small Blue Glazed Pot in excellent condition, unmarked with kiln support marks to base. Tallest item is Fish Vase at 22cm
Los 78
Collectors Items - Polaroid Racing Sunglasses, Pifco Safety Light / Torch, Veteran Cars Shot Glasses set in box, 4 x Kodak Cameras, German LBZ Circus Music box with turn handle(plays with dent in case), Burman Hair Clippers, Norconia Field Glasses in vinyl case, Military style Compass in case, 2 Miniature Cannons, one is a Pencil Sharpener, the other has spring loaded mechanism with 'Victory' stamped on both sides and a small His Master Voice Needle Tin. Various conditions
Los 80
Optical and Collectors Items. 2 x sets of Cased Binoculars by Carl Zeiss & Zenith, Enbeeko 'Ranger 55' Leather bound Telescope in canvas case, Brass Telescope in fitted wooden box with key and brass fittings, 2 x Miniature Weight sets in wooden boxes, German 'Perfect' Light Meter in leather case, Carved Horn Whistle on rope and a Bakelite Tape Measure
Los 109
A Chinese light-green mottled hardstone bangle, probably jadeite. With a small section of light brown colouration, the internal dimensions approx. 66mm diameter, approx. 14mm wide, 8mm deep (untested) Condition Report: This is untested and therefore we do not know whether it is natural jade or jadeite or whether it has been treated in any way.
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A black Leica Leicaflex SL2 35mm SLR camera. With 50mm 1:2 Summicron R lens. Serial number 1392350 Condition Report: Shutter: Working at all speeds and appears to be correct. Crank: Working to cock shutter and advance film. Lens: Dust is present. No obvious sign of scratches or fungus. Aperture: Working smoothly through all stops. Cosmetic: Good with light age related scratches and dusty. Viewfinder has several specs of dirt inside.
Los 49
An Olympus OM-2 35mm SLR camer. With a 50mm 1:1.8 Zuiko Auto-S lens Condition Report: Shutter: Working on B. Unable to test speeds without a new battery. Battery check light is not lighting up. Aperture: Working with blades moving smoothly. Lens: Dust is present. No obvious signs of scratches or fungus. Crank: Working, cocking shutter and advancing film. Cosmetic: Good with age related wear. Leatherette is lifting in some areas. Missing cap for motor winder (see photos). Marks to lower edge in view finder.
Los 50
An Olympus OM-2N 35mm SLR camera with a 21mm 1:3.5 Zuiko Auto-W lens Condition Report: Shutter: Shutter is not firing. Unable to test properly without a new battery. Battery check light is not lighting up. Unable to set speed to B. Aperture: Working with blades moving smoothly. Lens: Dust is present. No obvious signs of scratches or fungus. Crank: Working, cocking shutter and advancing film. Cosmetic: Good with age related wear.
Los 119
A Rolleiflex 3.5E DBP 1761173 DBGM 6x6 medium format TLR camera. With a Carl Zeiss 75mm 1:3.5 Planar lens and lens hood Condition Report: Shutter: Working but sticking at speeds lower than 1/15 sec. Aperture: Working smoothly. Lens: Dust is present. No obvious signs of scratches or fungus. Crank: Working but stiff, cocking shutter and advancing film. Cosmetic: Crack to light meter needle cover, paint chips particularly on viewfinder lid and around crank (see photos).
Los 135
A Kowa SIX 6x6 medium format SLR camera. With a Kowa 85mm 1:2.8 lens Condition Report: Shutter: Fires but is sticking at speeds slower than 1/30 sec - appears to have improved after several actuations. Aperture: Working with blades moving smoothly. Lens: Dust is present. No obvious signs of scratches or fungus. Crank: Working, cocking shutter and advancing film. Cosmetic: Good with light age related wear.
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A Kowa medium format 150mm 1:3.5 chrome camera lens. Serial number 161361, with a Howa skylight filter Condition Report: Shutter: Working through all speeds and appears accurate. Aperture: Working with blades moving smoothly. Lens: Dust is present. No obvious signs of scratches or fungus. Cosmetic: Good with light age related wear.
Los 215
Two quad-lens cameras. To include a Nimslo 3D with instruction manual and box and an ADi Action Tracker Condition Report: Action Tracker: Shutter: Not firing. Lens: Heavy signs of dust. Crank: The crank only moves the take-up spool and not the guides. It is not cocking the shutter. Cosmetic: Age related wear. Dusty. Nimslo 3D: Shutter: Unable to test without battery. Lens: Light signs of dust. No obvious signs of scratches or fungus. Crank: Advances film. Cosmetic: Good with only minor signs of wear. Scratches on paint around edges of film door (see photos).
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A Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta 532/16 6x6 medium format camera. With a Zeiss-Opton 80mm 1:2.8 Tessar lens Condition Report: Shutter: Working through all speeds and appears accurate. Aperture: Working with blades moving smoothly. Lens: Dust and other marks (possibly fungus) to both inner and outer elements. Crank: Working. Cosmetic: Good with age related wear. Bellows appear to be light-tight.
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A Voigtlander Bessa-T 1900-2001 Heliar grey 35mm rangefinder camera. With M mount adaptor and 15mm 1:4.5 Super Wide-Heliar Aspherical lens Condition Report: Shutter: Working at all speeds and appears to be correct. Crank: Working, advancing film and cocking shutter. Aperture: Working smoothly through all stops. Lens: Dust is present. No obvious sign of scratches or fungus. Cosmetic: Good with some light age related scuffs and scratches. Particularly dusty on top plate around dials.
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