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Los 1001
By or After Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723-1792). Portrait of Sir Patrick Blake, full length, oil on canvas, re-lined, 237cm x 147cm. Provenance: The Great House Collection, Kegworth. Auctioneer's Notes: This painting is listed as no.188a in the Reynolds catalogue raisonné by David Mannings (Yale, 2000). With much of Reynolds' oeuvre it can be difficult to draw a line between autograph and studio works. Mannings denotes the portrait a 'copy (?)' of the Fisher Art Gallery, LA, version. The question mark is the most telling punctuation in that academics have expressed doubts about whether the Fisher picture is indeed the original. There is no published estimate as it will be for the buyer to decide whether it is indeed an autograph or studio work. The lot is to be sold WITHOUT RESERVE.
Los 1062
19thC English School. Portrait miniature of a lady quarter profile, watercolour on paper, unsigned, 11cm x 9cm, The Speaker by His Mother, mixed media, other ephemera, pictures, etc., Lowther Castle related, a quantity of paper stamped Jennifer Countess of Lonsdale, photographic portrait print, wax seal, paperweight, etc. (a quantity)
Los 272
A Large Cased Oval Daguerreotype Portrait, English, c.1860, portrait of a seated gentleman, in a green velvet-lined oval case with a hand written lable to the rear which reads 'Stephen Henry Shepheard, son of Stephen Shepheard Barclay House Hackney, my great uncle died April 1874' case 13.8cm tall
Los 231
Quack Medicine, Five Galvanic Pendants, all c.1880s, a Boyd's Battery, with patent dates for 1878, 1879, diameter 3.1cm; a Magneto Galvanic Battery child's size, American, patented in the U.S. February 3rd 1880, diameter 3.2cm; a Richardsons Magneto Galvanic Battery, American, 4.1cm across; a French 'MEDAILLE ELECTRO MEDICALE' by E. Osselin, octagonal with portrait bust, 3.9cm across; a medaille Electro Magnetique Carolus by Ferdinand de Boyere, 4.1cm (5)
Los 27
A Good Collection of Microscope Microphotographs, a good collection of Microscope microphotographs by makers including J. B. Dancer, Manchester, Andrew Reeve, J.J.Zaalberg Van Zelst, Gezigtkumdige, Amsterdam, Richard Sutter, Edmund Wheeler, Watson & Sons, F. J. W Plaskitt (including a self-portrait), A large microphotograph of the Times dated 1871, the collection in a French polished mahogany case with a lift out top tray, (approximately 114 slides)
Los 274
A Collection of 4 Daguerreotype Portraits, comprising of a quarter plate portrait of a man and woman in a frame but no case, a 90mm x 65mm portrait of a young boy and older man with no case, a 90mm x 65mm family portrait, labeled to the rear 'Taken 26th December 1851' with a hanging loop, an oval half length portrait of a woman in a dress, with a label to the rear for 'BEARD'S PATENT PROCESS FOR TAKING LIKENESSES AND REPRESENTATIONS OF NATURE INSTANTANEOUSLY, BY THE AID OF LIGHT, MESSERS COOKE & SON LICENCEES FOR TEH COUNTY OF LICOLN HULL' (x4)
Los 276
A Collection of 4 Daguerreotype Portraits, comprising of a portrait of a mother & child in an oval frame in a leatehr case missing lid, a seated gentleman in a leather case missing lid by J E Mayall433 West Strand, a seated portrait of an elderly woman in a leather case with lid separate, and an overpainted daguerreotype portrait of a young girl reading a book in a leather case with lid separate, all Ninth Plate - 2"x 2 ½", (x4)
Los 270
A Group of 19th Century Photographs of Famous Scientists Including Prof. Owen, Comprising of a large studio portrait of Owen in his academic robes, his right hand resting upon the mounted skull of a member of the crocodile family, the image in an arched gold surround, inscribed below in gold: "MAULL & POLYBLANK. Photo. 55 Gracechurch Street, from the Maull & Polyblank series Photographic portraits of living celebrities, no.1 issued May 1856. along with an image of Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie (incorrectly penciled 'Sir David Brewster), and 2 others along with various bookplate engravings of Faraday & Richard Owen, a lot Sir Richard Owen, was a renowned British biologist and paleontologist, was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1834. This honor was a testament to his exceptional contributions to the field of natural history. Throughout his career, Owen made significant discoveries and advancements in the study of comparative anatomy, paleontology, and evolution. He is best known for coining the term "dinosaur," and for his work in reconstructing and classifying extinct species. As a Fellow of the Royal Society, Owen joined the ranks of some of the most distinguished scientists in history. The Royal Society, founded in 1660, is a fellowship of scientists that aims to promote scientific research and discovery. Owen's election to the Royal Society was a well-deserved recognition of his scientific achievements, and his legacy continues to inspire generations of scientists and researchers to this day.
Los 79
Wilhelm Röntgen, An Archive of Period Articles Concerning X-rays, Comprising: Scientific American, 8th February 1896, Prof. Roentgen´s Discovery on the first page, one of the first papers in America announcing the discovery of the X-rays. llustrazione Popolare, Dono agli associate del Corriere della Sera. 16th February 1896, Novita della scienza e dell´industria (Novelty in science and industry). Ancora la scorpeta Röntgen. Announcing the discovery of the X-rays. Portrait of Röntgen, together with an article: La fotografia dell´invisible (The picture of the invisible) with an X-ray of a fish showing the skeleton. L´Illustration, February 1st 1896. Röntgen and his discovery in the portrait. Paper in French. La Nature, 1896. Premier semestre, Includes Les rayons X de M. Le Professeur W. C. Röntgen, By Chief Editor: Guillaume [p129 -p130] and: Rayons invisibles (rayons X) de M. Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen [p.157 - p.158] and, Experiences de M. Puluj, Prague. Portrait of Röntgen from Mc Clure´s April 1896, from the article “The use of the Röntgen X-rays in surgery. By W.W. Keen, MD, LLD. Mc Clure´s May 1896. Full body skeleton taken with X-Rays dated 1896. In german. FACSIMILE of Röntgens documents in the Archive of Baviera. The signature of Röntgen appears several times in the documents. Der Ansporn, with an article on Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen [p.1313 - p.1317] An X-rayimage of Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen's wifes hand cut from a book
Los 10
Blackadder: A Prop Portrait Of 'Queenie' From 'Blackadder's A Christmas Carol', 1988, the printed photographic portrait of Queenie (Miranda Richardson) applied to canvas on stretcher, with some hand-finishing, deliberate damage to the queen's face, unframed, 34in x 44 1/2in (86.5cm x 113cm) Footnotes: Provenance: Gifted to the current owner by screenwriter Richard Curtis while attending a live taping of Blackadder. The vendor correctly guessed the number of re-takes required for the painting-punching sequence and received this portrait as a prize for getting the right answer. In the one-off festive special lampooning Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol', Rowan Atkinson's character reacts to the abolishing of Christmas by punching a portrait of Queenie, only to punch the hapless Baldrick (Tony Robinson) who was standing behind it. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 116
The Beatles: A Group of Five Promotional Posters By Richard Avedon, 1967, four colour portrait posters together with black and white banner poster, issued by Look Magazine, 1967, each linen backed, portrait posters are framed and glazed, colour posters: 31in x 22in (79cm x 56cm) banner: 42 1/4in x 16in (107cm x 40.5cm) (5) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 167
Syd Barrett / Pink Floyd: Three Black And White Vintage Press Photographs Of Syd Barrett, circa, 1967, two group shots including David Gilmour and a single portrait shot, believed to be taken by David Larcher, two prints with Sincere Management ink stamp to the back and handwritten Please Return After Use, accompanied by a letter concerning the provenance, each 10in x 8in (25cm x 20cm), (3) Footnotes: Provenance From the collection of Peter Jenner. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 189
Queen: An Autographed Publicity Photograph, circa 1989, the black and white portrait signed in black felt-tip by Freddie Mercury, Brian May, John Deacon and Roger Taylor, mounted, framed and glazed, photograph 9 1/2in x 7 1/2in (24cm x 19cm) framed 15in x 12in (38cm x 30.5cm) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 194
David Bowie: A Signed 'Hype' Poster From The Ziggy Stardust Tour, 1972, the sepia head-and-shoulders photographic portrait of Bowie signed and inscribed by him in green ballpoint, Thanx Bowie, with certificate from www.daviebowieautograph.com, 11 3/4in x 12in (30cm x 30.5cm) Footnotes: These posters were given away at the first Ziggy Stardust concerts up until March 1972, when they were replaced by a Ziggy photo session image. Provenance: According to information from the vendor, this was signed at Chichester College, West Sussex, on 23rd February 1972. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 204
Mick Rock (British, 1944-2021): David Bowie 1972/1973, A Rare Archival Box Set Of Twenty-One Photographs, June 2016, the complete set of 21 prints signed in black pen by the photographer and numbered 5/9 HC, printed on Canson Platine Fibre Rag paper, the prints encased in an archival box within a flight case, each photograph portraying an image of David Bowie, the majority portrait images, some as his Ziggy Stardust persona on or backstage, or with other musicians including Mick Jagger, Iggy Pop and Lou Reed, accompanied by a letter signed by Mick Rock, each 16in x 20 in (41cm x 51cm) Footnotes: This exclusive limited edition box sets was produced by Mick Rock following the untimely passing of David Bowie. Originally planned as a small edition of 9, only 6 were produced before Mick passed away. The personal signed letter from Mick to each buyer of the 6 sets, includes details of the working relationship between the photographer and Bowie. Mick writes; 'This was a seminal time in both my life and David's. It made him a superstar and it provided the reputation for me to have a significant career. He was an inspiration to both observe and communicate with. What an amazing artist he was and remains in the beautiful and innovative works he has left behind... He left an indelible mark on my imagination, my psyche and my heart'. These 21 photographs from Rock's huge body of work with Bowie were carefully selected in order to compile this distinctive collection. His thoughts around the edition 'I decided that releasing 21 prints in an edition of just nine..., would be an exciting departure. It also legitimately added a small number to my David Bowie editions, many of which are now mostly sold out'. Mick Rock sadly passed away in 2021 leaving behind a legacy of imagery of some of the biggest names in the music industry from the 1970s onwards. One of the other existing sets was sold for £40,000 prior to Mick Rock's passing. This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: AR AR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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