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SIMKHA SIMKHOVITCH (RUSSIAN 1893-1949) Girl in Pink (Portrait of the Artist's Daughter), circa 1941 oil on canvas board 50.8 x 40.5 cm (20 x 15 7/8 in.) signed lower left PROVENANCEJanet Marqusee Fine Arts Ltd., New YorkDoyle, New York, May 9, 2012, lot 85LOT NOTESThis painting was used as the cover illustration for the 1990 publication of the novel Allegra Maud Goldman, written by Edith Konecky.
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ANDREY BELLOLI (RUSSIAN 1821-1881) The Young Countesses Novosiltsev (Apraksine) oil on canvas 42 x 32 cm (16 9/16 x 12 5/8 in.) signed lower right PROVENANCECollection of a St. Petersburg family, prior to 1917Thence by descent to the parents of the present owner on the occasion of their marriage, 1950LOT NOTESFor a portrait of the countesses with their siblings and mother, Ekaterina Ivanovna Novosilteva-Apraksine, see the painting by celebrated portraitist Karl Wilhelm Bardou (Russian-German 1757-1867), executed circa 1830, in the collection of the Orlov Museum of Fine Arts (ref. image 1)
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Ex-retail - Collection of silver-plate by L R Watson: Tankard, double portrait folding photo frame, pierced coaster, Pheasant mounted pin dish, folding quartz clock with photo frame, trumpet vase, Celtic design hip flask and octagonal vase, with original boxes (8) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
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Victorian tooled gilt album 'Sunny Memories' containing some photographs captioned 'With the Renfrewshire County Fox-Hounds 1900', ships, wooded landscapes, houses and other scenes, collection of Victorian and later portrait cabinet cards, collection of Morropaque slides, folding plate camera with tripod and related instruments Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
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SIR KYFFIN WILLIAMS RA handwritten duplex letter on the artist's headed paper - personal letter from 1993 addressed 'Dear Margaret....' and expressing his delight at knowing she enjoyed the biography 'A Wider Sky' but typically being dismissive of the book, later in the letter Sir Kyffin explains his schedule and reveals that ''….I always feel I am a bit of an outsider in the R.A. John Ward, Bernard Dunstan & Anthony Green are old friends but otherwise, apart from Diana, I am an academic loner….' together with a two-fold card with printed portrait, inscribed 'Happy Christmas - Kyffin'
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HISTORICAL NINETEENTH CENTURY ALBUM OF WATERCOLOURS & PRINTS RELATING TO THE VIVIAN FAMILY & SWANSEA AREA in gilded Morocco binding and titled 'Swansea Bay', most pictures with explanatory notes and dates, many comprising Vivian residences including watercolours of 'Marino 1816' and '...after alterations 1820', 'Singleton (Marino) 2nd Alteration', 'Lodges at Singleton', also noted 'A days fishing in Black Pill' and many sketches signed by Pitman (possibly John Pitman - fl.1814-1841) including 'Tricksy, Little Foxhound Terrier from Truro Kennel' a portrait of a standing greyhound named 'Venus' another of a horse and drawings of other animals, also signed Pitman 'Mumbles Light House - Bracelet Bay' and other local scenes to Swansea. Also noted, a watercolour of the Ladies of Llangollen riding side-saddle, signed M Lindsay, watercolours and drawings of local scenes by pioneering photographer and painter Rev Calvert Richard Jones, original pencil drawings by Singleton architect P F Robinson, sketch of local scene signed Townley, various portraits of ships, fine watercolour botanical study signed Mrs Withers etc Provenance: consigned directly from a member of the Vivian familyThere are approximately thirty to forty, most are watercolours, most of the book is full and most are titled.
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AN ASSORTMENT OF VIVIAN FAMILY PORTRAIT PRINTS & FRAMED PORTRAIT PRINT OF WELLINGTON AFTER SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE together with a framed sepia photograph of a large group of standing gentleman, believed to be at the City Hall, Cardiff and entitled 'Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Owners Association', dated August 1922, 51 x 71cms etc Provenance: consigned directly from a member of the Vivian family
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JOSEF HERMAN RA oil on canvas - head and shoulders portrait of an unknown female sitter, unsigned, 66 x 50cms Provenance: authenticated by the artist's son in correspondence with the vendor, '...I am quite sure it isn't Nini, but I'm afraid I don't know who else it could be. However, I do think it is by Josef. Do you have an idea of the date? If it was painted in South Wales (Josef was in Ystradgynlais from 1944-55) then it can't possibly be Nini since they met in London in 1955...'
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BRITISH SCHOOL mixed media - head and shoulders portrait of a lady with landscape and house behind, entitled verso 'Ursula Margaret Vivian (1911-1963) eldest daughter of Odo Richard Vivian, 3rd Lord Swansea...', unsigned, 43 x 28cms Provenance: consigned directly from a member of the Vivian family
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NINETEENTH CENTURY BRITISH SCHOOL oil on canvases, a pair - head and shoulders portrait of a young man and young lady, labels verso inscribed 'One of a pair of portraits, the other being that of Betsy Vivian, daughter of J H Vivian. Possibly Betsy's brother, Henry Hussey Vivian as a young man', and 'Betsy Vivian, eldest daughter of J H Vivian', unsigned, 56 x 51cms and 60 x 51cms Provenance: consigned directly from a member of the Vivian family
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NINETEENTH CENTURY BRITISH SCHOOL oil on canvas, a pair - half portrait of Henry Hussey Vivian Bart MP, inscribed verso with title and 'created' 'Swansea of Singleton, 9 June 1893', and portrait of 'The Lady Swansea', titled verso, dated 1893, 75 x 61cms Auctioneer's Note: Averil nee Beaumont, third wife of Henry Hussey 1st Lord Swansea Provenance: consigned directly from a member of the Vivian family
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THREE ITEMS RELATING TO MRS SUSAN EVA WILLIAMS MBE JP D.St.J (1915-2011) being a head and shoulders oil painting portrait in High Sheriff's dress by Lincoln Tabor, 68 x 48cms, together with a pastel portrait of two hunting hounds with label verso 'Nero and Nelson - Tredegar Hunt', 34 x 60cms and Susan Williams' ceremonial High Sheriff hat by Hillhouse and Co, London in original retailer's box and initialled hat-case. Auctioneer's Note: Mrs Williams was the first female High Sheriff in Wales and from 1968 the first female Lord Lieutenant in Wales. She was also Lord Lieutenant of South Glamorgan 1985-1990 and the last chatelaine of Llanrumney hall before the house was compulsorily purchased by Cardiff Council in 1952, she was the first female to be made a steward at Chepstow Racecourse in the 1970s Provenance: by direct family descent
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ITEMS RELATING TO LT COL SIR HARRY LLEWELLYN CBE comprising a silver commemorative easel plaque with portrait of 'Foxhunter' and inscribed 'Horse and Hound - 21st July 1953 White City Lt. Col. H M LLewellyn's 'Foxhunter'', a cast-metal medallion inscribed 'Chio Roma 1954', a hardback volume of 'Passports to Life - An Autobiography' and a John Board inkwash painting of Llewellyn in action at an arena. Auctioneer's Note: Sir Harry Llewellyn, 1911-99, 3rd Baronet, was a British equestrian champion, initially riding as a steeplechaser, he finished second in the 1936 Grand National and 4th on the same horse in 1937, before war intervened and in 1948 he and his horse Foxhunter competed at the Olympic Games in London, where they finished 3rd in the team event, claiming the bronze medal. Shortly afterwards they won the King George V Gold Cup at the International Horse Show and again in 1950 and 1953. Sir Harry remains the only rider to score a hat-trick of victories with the same horse in this prestigious competition. However, it was the gold medal they won at the 1952 Olympic Games held in Helsinki, Britain's only gold at the games, that would cement their reputation. Over the next decade, Harry Llewellyn and Foxhunter won 78 international competitions and Harry went on to become active in the administration of British show-jumping. In 1977 he was knighted and succeeded to the Llewellyn Baronetcy after the death of his elder brother. Provenance: by direct family descent
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Circle of Nathaniel Dance RA (1735-1811) Portrait of Mrs General Mayne, seated, three quarter length at her writing desk and holding a letter addressed to Ms Violet Tarndale of Tivietdale Oil on canvas, 20.5 dia. (oval) Extensive inscription to the reverse detailing the sitter and family etc. See illustration
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Attributed to Francesco Albani (1578-1660) Italian Self portrait Oil on canvas, 46.5cm by 37cm Provenance: (Probably) Richard Boyle, 3rd Earl of Burlington (1694-1753); and by descent to William Cavendish, 4th Duke of Devonshire (1720-1764), Chatsworth House, Derbyshire; Thence by descent. Chatsworth: The Attic sale; Sotheby's, London, 5-7 Oct. 2010, lot 68 (as 'After Andrea Sacchi') This portrait work was long considered a version of Andrea Sacchi's unfinished portrait of Francesco Albani, now in the Museo del Prado, Madrid. Sacchi was a pupil of Albani's and it was suggested that Sacchi likely painted the Prado portrait during a visit to Bologna in 1635. This theory, which is in keeping with the apparent age of the sitter (57), is widely accepted by scholars. It appears that the Prado work remained in Sacchi's possession until his death (Inventory of the contents of Sacchi's House, June 1661, no. 210) at which point it was bought by Carlo Maratta. It passed subsequently into the collection of Philip V of Spain (1683-1746), before entering the Prado. There is a slightly later copy of this portrait (dated 1664) in the Accademia di San Luca in Rome, possibly commissioned by Maratta when the original was in his possession. The present work is distinctly closer in manner to a Self Portrait by Albani in the Pinacoteca Nazionale, Bologna. Portraits by Albani are rare, with only three other examples identified as having been painted in the 1630s. The one most closely approaching the Self Portrait is the Portrait of Andrea Calvi of 1636 (National Museum of Wales, Cardiff). There are a number of versions recorded, including a copy in the Uffizi of slightly smaller dimensions, and one offered at Sotheby's (31 Jan. 2013, lot 58, as 'Attributed to Francesco Albani'). This picture is additionally significant for having been in the Devonshire Collection at Chatsworth, one of the most important private art collections in Britain. Lord Burlington visited Italy twice, first in 1714-15 and later in 1719. It seems likely that it may have been one of the twelve paintings that he bought in Rome on 5th February 1715. This purchase included works by Pasqualini, Pietro da Cortona, Viviani and Carlo Maratta. Burlington was an avid collector of Italian paintings and drawings, and the Albani Self Portrait may equally well have been acquired later, perhaps through one of his agents such as William Kent.
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Circle of John Hoppner RA (1758-1810) Portrait of Thomas Dawson (c.1728-1813), half length, turning to sinister, wearing a green robe trimmed with fur Oil on metal, 19.5 dia. (oval) Provenance: According to a label affixed to the reverse, the picture was never out of the sitter's possession until death, when it devolved to his widow, who left it to her great nephew Charles W Rawdon and he subsequently left it to his widow, Emma Rawdon. Thomas Dawson was elevated to the peerage of Ireland as May 28th 1770 as Baron Dartrey; elevated to dignity of Viscount June 9th 1785. See illustration
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A Pair of Limoges Porcelain Portrait Plaques, depicting bust portraits of Gui du Faur de Pibrac (1529-1584), Marguerite de Lenoncourt (neé de Broges) (1510-1557), titled in gilt, 15.5cm by 11cm (a pair) See illustration Provenance: Christie's Sale of the Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber Collecton, lot 204
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Albin Roberts Burt (1783-1842) - Sleeping baby with bonnet, miniature watercolour on ivory, signed and further inscribed 'painted by A.R. Bert, Bath, May 1812' verso, 5 x 6.8cm, all housed in probably original red leather case. Note: According to family legend, Burt's brother Henry Frederick was Secretary to Lord Nelson, and they were family friends with Emma Hamilton. Albin's first two children were therefore named Emma Hamilton Burt and Nelson Burt in their honour. This portrait may be of daughter Emma, who was born in Bath in March 1812. Sadly, her brother Nelson was drowned during the River Mersey hurricane of 1822 and is now commemorated at their old holiday home in Parkgate, Merseyside.
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Adolphe Henri Dubasty (1814-1884) - a cased pair of portrait miniatures, being half-length studies of a lady and gentleman, him with black tunic and her with black shoulderless dress and gold earrings, watercolour on ivory, each signed Dubasty Palais Royal 148, 8.5 x 7cm, in fitted leather case
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Attributed to Thomas H. Hull (act.1775-1827) - Half-length portrait of a gentleman wearing a blue tunic and silk neck-scarf, miniature watercolour on ivory, signed Hull, in yellow metal pendant mount, unmarked but tests as approx 14ct, the reverse set with a central plait of hair, within a blue enamel surround, 6.5 x 5.4cm
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