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William Davis of Liverpool (1812-1873). Ploughing in Cheshire, c. 1865. Oil on canvas. 55cm x 88cm. Provenance: Monsignor Clarkson; donated to: Upholland House, Lancashire. H. C. Marillier, in his seminal book of 1904, The Liverpool School of Painters, noted of William Davis: No man saw further than he into the opportunities of a quiet rural subject: a hedge, a stream, a drenched autumnal pasture, and flitting of light and shadow over an English sky, a farm with its sheltering trees and homely appurtenances. All this he felt keenly and thoroughly, and translated it into art, not only familiar and realistic, but touching, elevated, and on occasion, even grand. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
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Gaston Le Beuze (fl. 1940-1942). Ici l'on Peche. Watercolour. Signed and dated 1942 lower right. 30cm x 36cm. A shortage of resources led to problems in transportation across Paris. The Metro worked sporadically, with some stations remaining permanently closed. Le Beuze has chosen the first class section of the Metro station at Opera (Second Arrondissement), which was both one of the headquarters of the Kommandantur and an area of Paris renowned for entertainment and Parisian luxury. Such places were exclusively reserved for Germans (cinemas were even referred to as Soldaten Kino) and those that collaborated with them. Even so, electricity restrictions were in place, which is demonstrated here by every other light bulb being switched off. . The posters which advertise the big cinemas and theatres in the area are laden with symbolism and carry messages relating to each of the scene's main characters. The poster for the The‰tre Daunou reads: Tout n'est pas Noir (All is not Black), a reference to the black market. The corresponding gentleman wearing a flashy chequered suit is undoubtedly a profiteer holding a bag heavy with illegal goods. The two men fishing for cigarette ends are framed by the advertisement for Rene Jayet's 1941 film: Ici l'on pche (literally, "One can fish here", but in colloquial French meaning "Here one sins"). Jacques Daniel-Norman's movie of the same year Le Briseur de cha”nes (The Breaker of Chains) refers to the French resistance against the oppressors. A German officer walks beneath the poster. There is also an advertisement for a nearby tobacco shop, A La Bonne Blague (At the Good Joke), in front of which an over made-up woman stoops to pick up a fat cigar end, recently dropped by the corpulent Nazi official. Blague also means a tobacco storage jar and tobacco was an important occupation currency.. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
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BUTTONS - FIFTY SIX MILITARY BUTTONS, GENERALLY EARLY XX CENTURY PATTERNS FOR VARIOUS REGIMENTS INCLUDING CONNAUGHT RANGER, DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY, RIFLE BRIGADE, WEST RIDING (DUKE OF WELLINGTONS) DOC LIGHT INFANTRY, KOYLI, ROYAL ULSTER RIFLES ETC. GENERALLY FINE BY THE MAJOR MANUFACTURERS, WITH LOOPS, LOOSE MOUNTED ON FELT BACKED CARD.
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A 9 CT. GOLD BROOCH in the form of a bow, a pendant with the initials E.K. to the reverse, two further 9 ct. gold bar brooches set with light green stones, a pair of cameo drop earrings (one cameo missing), two further cameo brooches, another two brooches and a ring, all in a leather jewellery box
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