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1913: Sir Hugh Lane "Gift of Pictures for Ireland" fund raising linen 19 by 16 in.Lithograph on linen.Titled "Sold by the Irish Players at $1.00 towards a building to save Sir Hugh Lane`s Great Gift of Pictures for Ireland April 1913". Decorated with portrait and signatures of famous actors, poets and authors including WB Yeats and Lady Gregory.
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1914-18: First World War recruitment poster "There`s Room For You 30 by 20 in. Lissadell House auction, HOK & Christie`s, 25 November 2003; private collectionColour lithograph. Recruiting poster with artwork by W. A. Fry depicting a train with British recruits about to depart a station titled "There`s Room For You, Enlist To-Day". Printed by William Strain & Sons, Belfast and London and published by The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee.
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1921: Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith, Sir John Lavery lithograph proofs 19.5 by 15.5 in.Framed, signed in lower margin by both artist and sitters.Sir John Lavery painted portraits of Griffith and Collins in 1921 whilst they were in London negotiating the terms of the Irish Treaty. Within months of their portraits being painted, both men were dead - Griffith of a heart attack, Collins killed in August 1922. The present pair of lithographs hung on the walls of Restaurant Jammet in Dublin, which was frequented by many famous figures including Jack B. Yeats, Micheál MacLiammóir, Seán O’Sullivan et al. The prints were based on oil portraits, one of which is now in the collection of the Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, Dublin. Printed by Wilson Hartnell & Co. Publishers, Dublin.
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Fishguard to Rosslare British Railways poster 39 by 25 in.Colour lithograph by Jordison & Co., Ltd., London.`Fishguard - Rosslare, shortest sea route to and from Southern Ireland`. Artwork by Leslie Arthur Wilcox depicting the steamer St. David. Published by British Railways (Western Region). Framed
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circa 1960: Irish Tourist Board posters including Blarney Castle 40 by 25 in.Colour lithograph."Ireland" promotional poster issued by Bord Failte, printed by Ormond and with a photograph of Blarney Castle Cork by Elliott Erwitt. Also with another tourist board poster printed by Browne and Nolan with a map of Ireland "Showing some of the places of scenic and historic interest". (2 items)
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`Toucans in their Nest Agree Guinness is Good For You` poster 32 by 22 in.Colour lithograph, framed.Guinness poster with artwork by Raymond Tooby. Titled `Toucans in their Nest Agree Guinness is Good For You, Open Some Today and See What One or Toucan Do.` Printed by Mills & Rockleys, Ipswich.
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CHRISTOPHER RICHARD WYNNE NEVINSON, ARFA (1889-1946) LE PORT (Leicester Galleries 62) Lithograph, 1919, on laid, signed and dated 1919 in pencil and inscribed To the Hackings from the Nevinsons Xmas 1925, from the edition of 25 65.5 x 50cm. ++ Not laid down; the paper slightly uneven but condition generally very good
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Johnstone (John). An Essay on Mineral Poisons, 1st ed., [Evesham], 1795, divisional title [this being the second part of `Medical Essays and Observations`], 168 pp., bound with Smyth (James Carmichael), A Description of the Jail Distemper, as it Appeared Amongst the Spanish Prisoners, at Winchester, in the Year 1780, with an Account of Means Employed for Curing that Fever, and for Destroying the Contagion, which Gave Rise to it, 1st ed., 1795, some heavy spotting to both parts and marginal water stain throughout, contemporary ownership signature of F. Vickers on title of both works, hinges slightly cracked, library cloth, spine slightly darkened and wrinkled from damp, together with Johnstone (James), Medical Essays and Observations, with Disquisitions relating to the Nervous System, and an Essay on Mineral Poisons, by John Johnstone, 1st edition, Evesham, 1795, library stamp to title, uncoloured lithograph plate opposite page 204, separate title and pagination to second part, modern buckram gilt, both 8voThe second volume contains an extended account of the classic "An Essay on the Use of the Ganglions of the Nerves" (see G-M 1250). (2)
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After Ferdinand Jean Luigini - Continental Market Square with Figures walking past Shops and a Sculptural Monument, early 20th Century lithograph printed in colours, with watercolour remarque of a Pilot Boat and Barges, signed and numbered 17 in pencil, approx 53cm x 58cm, within a gilt frame.
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India A rare Large Lithograph of Colonel Mordaunt’s Cock Match at Lucknow. A very detailed 18th Century Indian Scene 18th c mezzotint “Colonel Mordaunt’s Cock Match at Lucknow in the Province Oude in the Year 1786 – after Zoffany. Published England 1798 framed and matted 20” x 26 1/2” (from the collection of the late Frederick Hagar); along with a newspaper article about Zoffany’s painting. In Lucknow Zoffany met the main players at the court. The nominal head of the State of Oudh was Asaf-Ud-Dowlah although the governor Warren Hastings was the British representative. He commanded the power of the British East India Company and it was Hastings who commissioned the painting of the cockmatch by Zoffany. A scarce Lithograph – The original painting hangs in the Tate Gallery London – an important lithograph depicting 18th Century India.
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India Alexander Burnes Travels into Bokhara: A Voyage Up the Indus to Lahore and a Journey to Cahool Tartary and Persia. A rare account of the Sikhs and Lahore court by Burnes published 1839 – Lithograph of Ranjit Singh 3 volumes. Sir Alex to his journey into Bokhara and Lahore. Sir Alexander Burnes (1805-1841) British traveller explorer and writer was born on 16 May 1805. He joined the Bombay infantry in 1821. Upon his arrival in India he devoted himself to the study of the local languages and was while still an ensign selected for the post of regimental interpreter. In 1829 – he was sent on a complimentary mission to Lahore in charge of English horses including a team of carthorses four mares and a stallion sent by the King of England as presents for Maharaja Ranjit Singh. The real object of Burnes’ mission was to survey the River Indus and assess the power and resources of the Amirs of Sindh then being threatened by the Maharaja. He submitted to his government a geographical and military memoir on Sindh which formed the basis of Lord William Bentinck’s Indus navigation scheme. He describes Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s habits and government his passion for horses his troops and horse artillery his dancing girls and the Koh-i-Noor diamond. In January 1832 Burnes visited Lahore again to solicit from the Maharaja facilities of travel through the Punjab to Afghanistan Central Asia and Baikh and Bokhara.
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AFTER TRACEY EMIN RA (b.1963), `Remember Easter Is Not Just For Christmas IT`S FOR LIFE`, monochrome offset lithograph, 41cm x 70cm, framed; also, after David Hockney OM CH RA (b.1937), `A Bounce for Bradford: February 24, 1987`, offset lithograph reprinted from the `Bradford Telegraph and Argus`, 41cm x 57cm, framed. (2)
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Framed lithograph, "Evacues a Verdun," by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen (French, 1859-1923) stone signed "Steinlen" lower right, titled in pencil lower left, edition 136/400, overall: 15.5"h x 22,.75"w. Provenance: Estate of Rebecca and Seymour Fromer (founder of the Judah Magnes Museum, Berkeley, CA) Start Price $20
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