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19th century Anglo/Indian school - Portrait of a young man, probably Col. Inglis, in full dress uniform, with colonial background, oil on canvas, 90 x 70 cm Prov: The Hartland Mahon family, thence by descent Condition Report Extensive crackelure to forehead, damp, needs a clean, various surface blemishes, spotting, some losses to edges, in heavy gilt frame, losses
Los 55
William Carter (1863-1939) - A portrait of Frederick Greville Egerton (1869-1899), oil on canvas, signed, 76 x 62 cm to/w a watercolour preparatory sketch of the same sitter (2) Note: Commander Frederick Greville Egerton was the son of Francis Egerton and Lady Louisa Caroline Cavendish, and died of wounds received at Ladysmith on 2 November 1899. An oil on paper version of the present painting is owned by the National Trust and displayed at Hardwick Hall. Prov: The Egerton estate Condition Report Surface with spotting to face
Los 62
After Paul Cesar Helleu - an etching of an Edwardian lady, pencil signed, 39.5 x 30 cm Note: Possibly Lady Meysey Thompson, who was painted by various society portrait artists of the day, such as John Singer Sargent (oil on canvas, 1901, private collection) Prov: Egerton estate, thence by descent Condition Report Extensive spotting overall
Los 65
H. Harris Brown (1864-1948) - Portrait of Lady Ethel Adeline Meysey-Thompson (nee Pottinger), later Baroness Knaresborough (1864-1922), oval oil on canvas, signed and dated '02, 104 x 84 cm, unframed, the reverse with handwritten label 'No. 6 Lady Meysey-Thompson, Harris Brown', stuck to top stretcher Note: Lady Meysey-Thompson was the wife of Sir Henry Meysey-Thompson and the family seat was Kirby Hall until 1911. Harris Brown is known to have visited Kirby Hall on various occasions (see entry to Kirby Hall Visitor Book Sept. 16 1904, lot 864 in this sale). Harris Brown painted Lady Meysey-Thompson, and an engraving of the same composition of the present painting is in the National Portrait Gallery. The whereabouts of the original painting is unknown, but the present picture could be a preliminary study by the artist. Prov: The sitter, thence by descent, the Egerton estate Condition Report Cracking to surface, overpainted area to hat, unframed
Los 130
Charles Frederick de Brocktorff (Danish, 1775 - 1850) - View of the Piazza St Georgio in Malta (the Governors Palace), signed C F de Brocktorff (lower left), the title inscribed beneath border, watercolour, 21 x 31.5 cm Provenance: acquired Francis Leveson Gower (Egerton), 1st Earl Ellesmere, polititian, writer, founder trustee of the National Portrait Gallery, thence by descent Brocktorff often painted this view of the Governors Palace, versions are held by the National Library, Valletta and the collection of The Order of St John, London. Condition Report Good fresh original condition, colours good, full sheet showing fold to left of left border, tear to sheet edge top left of image to border (image unaffected), full width fold beneath title, some light foxing to image
Los 133
A fine early 19th century folio of pencil studies and watercolours, mainly by Lord Francis Leveson-Gower (1800-1857) and including pen and ink studies depicting the Crimean war, and various European Grand Tour views. Also including drawings by Lady Wallscourt, Lady Wharincliffe and Mrs Stafford, leather covered book with cut steel decoration, mostly signed, mainly stuck down Prov: Lord Francis Leveson-Gower - politician, writer, traveller, art patron and founder trustee of the National Portrait Gallery, inherited the title 1st Earl Ellesmere in 1833. Mrs Stafford - Elizabeth Sutherland Leveson-Gower became Duchess of Sutherland, later Countess of Sutherland was the mother of Francis Egerton and was once described as one other most controversial figures in Scottish history. Two of her watercolours are held in the Tate Collection.
Los 137
Lord Francis Leveson Gower - a large album comprising a quantity of drawings, watercolours, pen and ink drawings of European views, family portrait studies, animals, boats, etc, mostly stuck down, some inscribed, some signed, circa 1830s, 38 x 29 cm overall Provenance: Leveson-Gower, thence by descent, Egerton
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