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After Paul Stephens (20th/21st century) - 'Glastonbury Tor and the Levels', signed artist's proof, limited edition print 1/25, 6.75" x 8.75" - ** The artist exhibited at The Royal West of England Academy, The Mall Galleries, London with further exhibitions in the USA, his fellow exhibitors in the UK were often Sir Peter Scott, Ken Howard and others
Mike Summerbee and Colin Bell print Manchester City Signed 16 x 12 inch football photo. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.
Three Candles: [O'Lochlainn (Colm)] Tobar Fíorghlan, Gaedhilge - Deismibeachta na Teangadh 1450 - 1853, 8vo D. 1939. First Edn., frontis pictorial boards; Lynam (E.W.) The Irish Character in Print, Shannon (I.U.P.) 1969, cloth & d.w.; Ainmneacha Gaeilge na mBailte Poist, D. [1969] cloth; 1 other sim. (4)
O'Driscoll (Stephen) Cork (c. 1825 - 1895) [Silhouettes of late 19th Century Cork personalities] A collection of 18 original silhouette caricatures mounted on cardboard by the Cork City artist Stephen O'Driscoll (c 1825-1895), highlighting local celebrities and events. Nearly all are captioned and some have pencilled notes identifying individuals. Dimensions generally about 31.5 x 25.5 cm. O'Driscoll worked as a lithographer in Pembroke St. Cork, but also churned out silhouettes of local personalities, from bishops to beggars, which sold well in the print-shops. The Crawford Art Gallery has a collection of his work, including his large picture "Assembly of Citizens in front of Commercial Buildings, South Mall", which includes hundreds of figures. The collection offered here comprises the following: · "'The Power of Love.' Magistrates meeting on the gangway." A gentleman disembarking from a vessel of the River Steamers Company raises his hat to a top-hatted gent, while holding a bottle of Old Malt in his other hand. He exclaims: "Hold on I'll be in the swim if you don't look out." The other says: "Haul in the gangway." · "The Power of Love. On the stage [left]. Off the stage [right]." The same gent raises his hat to another man, while holding a bottle labelled "Delicious" and exclaiming: "Richard is himself again. Hurrah for the North Centre Ward." · "Faugh a balla." A top-hatted man raises a shillelagh and trails his coat in front of a magistrate who is reading out the Proclamation of the Crimes Act, backed up by policemen. Endorsed "[ ] and Dr Tanner." · "Hospital Saturday." 1891. A man holds out a hat, while another gent seated on a bench throws coins into a box. · "Cork Butter Merchants." Two gents and a dog. One reads a pamphlet titled "The Queen's Jubilee." · A prosperous gent heads into the bank carrying a huge bag of cash. Behind him, a workman laboriously carries casks. Endorsed: "Sir John Arnott". 22 x 26 cm. · "The cup that cheers but not inebriates." Two gents drink tea. One exclaims "Our three shilling tea" and the other replies "No better". 1886. Endorsed: "B.J. Alcock." · "An alternative policy for Ireland." 1886. Two gents discuss a pamphlet. Endorsed: Sir John Arnott. Dr Cummins. · "Laying down the law." May 1889. Two gents: one reads out a statute of George III; the other has a pamphlet sticking out of his pocket labelled "Bill of costs warrant." · Two gents and a dog survey Blarney Castle. Endorsed: "Recreation. Sir Geo. Colthurst." · "First in the field." Lady on horseback. Blarney Castle in background. May 1889. Endorsed: Laying down the law. · "Horse Insurance Company. Capture of a runaway." A gent captioned "Manager" captures a runaway horse. A warrant sticks out of his pocket. · "[ ] to one on Bismarck." Bismarck is being lectured by a gent. Endorsed: Dr Ashe. · "Sketch on the South Mall. A Jubilee offering." A prosperous gent gives a coin to a legless man on a trolley. Endorsed: Dr O'Callaghan. · "Taste and Quality. Cork Butter Market." Discussion between a gent in a bowler hat and another in Turkish costume. · "The Bachelors' Jubilee. A chance meeting. Distraction. Attraction." A ponderous gent studies his programme for "The Bachelors' Jubilee Ball", watched by a lady dressed in pink. · "Cruelty to animals. Found drowned." A constable shows to a gent a dead dog with its legs tied. Another live dog at their feet. [Cork] Harbour in background. Endorsed: "M.P. Bolster and the drowned dog. (3 doors from Alcock's)." · "Constitutional difference." Two men discuss a copy of the Cork Constitution newspaper. Endorsed: [ ]. Paul Madden. 1886. The personalities caricatured include: · B.J. Alcock, grocer, 75 Patrick St. · Sir John Arnott (1814-1898), brewer at Fitton St. and 91 South Mall; entrepreneur, politician, philanthropist … · Charles K.D. Tanner, M.D., Lapps Quay (1849-1901), Nationalist MP for Mid-Cork, twice imprisoned under the Coercion Act in 1888 · William J. Cummins, M.D., 11 South Mall · Matthew P. Bolster, grocer, 79 Patrick St. · Edward G. Ashe, vet, 36 Georges St. · Paul Madden, grocer and wine merchant, Bridge St. · Richard O'Callaghan, M.D., 40 South Mall · Sir George St John Colthurst, 6th Bart (1850-1925), succeeded father 1878, married Edith Jane Thomasina née Morris. A highly important collection. As manuscripts, w.a.f. (1)
Rare Irish Tithe War Print Co. Cork: The Massacre at Gortroe, after a drawing by Fr. Mat Horgan. A hand-coloured lithographic print, approx. 8" x 10", in gilt frame. V. good, Ex. Scarce. (1) One of the most infamous of the battles during the Tithe Wars in Ireland, the Massacre at Gortroe, otherwise called The Rathcormac Massacre, took place on December 18th, 1834. The force of 100 soldiers fired at 250 locals on the order of Archdeacon Wm. Ryder, who was attempting to collect his Tithes, which resulted in the deaths of 20 residents of the Cork village.
Michael Turner (British 20th Century), Battle For Normandy, print, signed bottom right, numbered 496/500, countersigned by number of Normany Veterans, mounted and framed. Measurements 41 x 62 (PL), frame 72.5 x 87 cm. Commissioned for the 60th Anniversary of the Battle of Normandy in aid of the Normandy Veterans Association. Accompanied by Richard Lucraft guide.

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