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ƒ JACQUES LIPCHITZ (1891-1973) JOUEUR DE GUITARE AU FAUTEUIL, 1922 "Guitar Player in Chair" (Seated Man with Guitar) Sculpture en plâtre Signée et date au dos 40,5 x 29,3 X 28,8 cm Provenance : Offerte par l’artiste à son fondeur Salvador Schiavo (Fonderie "Roman Bronze Works") Transmise par descendance au fondeur Philip Schiavo, (Fonderie "Roman Bronze Worksv) Collection particulière, New York, depuis 1988 (Une autre version en plâtre se trouve à la Tate Collection, Londres) Bibliographie : - Alan G. Wilkinson, The Sculpture of Jacques Liptchitz, A Catalogue Raisonné, Volume 1 : The Paris Years 1920-1940, référencée sous les numéros 141 et 142 (autres versions). Également reproduite page 175 - A.M. Hammacher, Jacques Lipchitz, his Sculpture, version en granite référencée sous le numéro 34 - Alfred Werner, Lipchitz : The Cubist Period, version en bronze référencée sous le numéro 34 - Alan G. Wilkinson, Jacques Lipchitz : A Life in Sculpture, version en basalte référencée page 96 sous le numéro 38 - David Fraser Jenkins and Derek Pullen : The Lipchitz Gift : Models for Sculpture, Tate Gallery, London 1986 référencée pages 40-41 L’œuvre que nous présentons ici s’intitule "Joueur de guitare au fauteuil" et date de 1922. Ce titre nous permet en effet de mieux comprendre et appréhender les formes de cette œuvre. Les jambes du musicien sont également les pieds du fauteuil, l’homme se mêle à l’assise et fait corps avec son instrument. C’est à partir de 1920 que Lipchitz approfondit ses recherches cubistes sur différents thèmes dont celui de la musique et développe une figuration plus poussée. Ses musiciens adoptent différentes poses, allongées ou assises, et les lignes cubistes deviennent plus fluides, gracieuses et arrondies de façon à retranscrire une vision plus poétique de la musique. Lipchitz a élaboré différentes versions de cette sculpture, dans de multiples matériaux, du basalte au bronze en passant par le granite (cf Bibliographie). Les œuvres en plâtres de l’artiste sont particulièrement rares en vente, étant précieusement conservées dans les musées, tout comme le seul autre exemplaire en plâtre connu de cette œuvre qui se trouve à la Tate collection de Londres, ou encore le petit plâtre de 1921, Joueur de guitare au fauteuil, conservé au Kröller-Müller Museum d`Otterlo, qui est une étude pour ce thème. Cette œuvre a été remise directement par l’artiste à son fondeur de l’époque Monsieur Salvador Schiavo, et c’est le descendant de celui-ci qui l’a remis au propriétaire actuel. Le médium du plâtre permet à la pureté des lignes de s’exprimer beaucoup plus librement, la très belle patine claire et nuancée donne du relief et de la vie à l’œuvre.

Russell Sidney Reeve RE RBA, British 1895-1970- "The Elephant Act", publ by Schools Prints Ltd, 1948; lithograph printed in colours, 49x76cm: D Wilkinson, mid-late 20th century- "Civil War Image"; screenprint in colours, signed, titled and inscribed within the plate, 67x55.5cm., (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

A watercolour `G.S.Walters` and two others by Wilkinson

Henry Wilkinson coloured etching 1953 - Gun Dogs and Pheasant, 11" x 12"

A GROUP OF MEDALS, including the warrants awarded to John Wilkinson including Imperial Service Medal, Defence Medal, War Medal 1953 Coronation Medal and two silver accident free driving awards, an RAF service book and a postcard, possibly of the recipient

North & East Africa. A collection of approx. 100 maps and charts, mostly 18th & 19th century, engraved and litho. maps, including examples by Johnston, Bonne, De Lisle, Arrowsmith, S.D.U.K., Wallis, Mallet, Wilkinson, Gall & Inglis, Thomson, Bowen, Moll, Arrowsmith and Lapie, occ. duplicates, various sizes and condition, together with fourteen uncoloured engraved mid 19th century sea charts of Madagascar, various sizes and condition (approx.114).

J G WILKINSON - THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS, NEW YORK 1878?, 2 VOLS ONLY OF 3, ILLUSTRATED, DEFECTIVE; WITH FOUR BOOKS ON CLEOPATRA

A George V Bamboo Swordstick, the 71cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with foliage by Wilkinson Sword, the silver mounts with hallmarks for London 1932

A Scarce Victorian 1889 Pattern Staff Sergeant`s Sword, the 81.5cm single edge fullered steel blade by Wilkinson Sword Company, stamped with broad arrow and issue date for February 1893, the gothic heavy brass hilt pierced and cast with Royal cypher, the quillon with struck through markings for RAMC and later markings to 3.WSR, wire bound fish skin grip, milled backstrap and pommel, with leather service scabbard

Box of Royal Staffordshire Pottery A J Wilkinson, florally banded part dinner service to include tureens, dinner plates, oval meat plates, sauce boat etc.

Great Britain - KGV : (SG N68 (2)) 1918 KG5 Seahorse - Bradbury Wilkinson 5s pale rose-carmine cds used well centred few uneven perfs Cat £150 (image available)

Dress Sword, Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London

Wilkinson Oriflamme Vase

A Clarice Cliff novelty vase, in the form of a bird, marked to base Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson Ltd., England, 7cm

A CLARICE CLIFF FOR WILKINSON SEATED WINSTON CHURCHILL JUG, CIRCA 1941. Modeled holding a ship in his lap and seated on a Union Jack with bulldog. Embossed "And may God defend the right". Royal Staffordshire back stamp and inscribed number 318. Height 12 inches (30.5 cm).

A British pattern 1888 bayonet with scabbard and leather frog, bayonet by Wilkinson and dated 05/1900

A George V officers sword, with turned pommel, shagreen and wire work handle, pierced foliate basket, blade inscribed Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London 60827 GIBW Aug 1927, with leather and metal scabbard (Col. GI Burgess-Winn, late Royal Signals).

Clarice Cliff Bizarre range for Wilkinson`s Pottery, sabot in Delecia Citron pattern.

Clarice Cliff Bizarre for Wilkinson`s Pottery crocus pattern biscuit barrel and cover together with a crocus pattern plate (2).

An Oriental, possibly Korean underglazed cobalt blue bowl with marks underneath, a 19th century famille dish decorated with butterflies and peonies around a central figurative scene, an A J Wilkinson Ltd honeyglaze Staffordshire bowl, a 19th century ginger jar, a later bowl and charger and a brass candle holder with carrying handle. (6)

HENRY WILKINSON, SIGNED AND NUMBERED 99/100 IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, HAND-COLOURED ETCHING, Hunters and Dogs in Landscape, 10” x 14”

George V basket hilt dress sword, the plain blade marked for Henry Wilkinson of Pall Mall London complete in leather bound scabbard

Various trade tokens, including Jackson and Listers warehouse token, Wilsons Norwich token 1839, John Wilkinson iron master 1792 , etc.

Ralph Wilkinson. A landscape view above Hartsop, watercolour drawing, signed and dated 1999, 20cm x 49cm.

A BRITISH FUSILIERS OFFICER`S SWORD, 1822 pattern, blade etched with regimental crest and battle honours, inscribed Henry Wilkinson and numbered 10019, steel hilt with three bar guard incorporating modified regimental crest, wire wound shagreen grip, brass mounted steel scabbard with two suspension rings, blade 32", 38 1/2" overall

A CAVALRY OFFICER`S SWORD, 1822 pattern, c.1840, blade etched with detailed foliage and royal coat of arms, inscribed Henry Wilkinson, London, brass hilt with three bar guard and Victorian cypher, wire wound shagreen grip, brass scabbard with two suspension rings, blade 32 1/2", 39" overall

A naval officer`s dress sword, with a steel blade by Henry Wilkinson, numbered `59089`, with a shagreen handle, lion pommel and a crown and anchor to the guard, with scabbard, 38in (96.5cm) long.

An EPNS oval two-handled tray, by H. Wilkinson & Co, with foliate border, inscription "Presented to 4th Batt DLI by Captn. T. Lockhart & Captn. E.F. Cales, July 1886" to centre, surrounded by foliate scrolls, the reeded handles with bead and foliate design, 28 1/2in. (72cms) wide.

A Berthier 1892 bayonet, length of blade 39cm, a United States of America 1917 pattern bayonet, length of blade 43cm, a Wilkinson made 1907 pattern bayonet, length of blade 43cm, all lacking scabbards (3).

W.H. Margetson (1861-1940) - Portrait of Miss L. Green-Wilkinson, watercolour, signed and dated 1916, 50 x 34 cm, the reverse with Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours label Condition Report Good condition, some very faint spots

Eric Forbes Robertson 1865-1935 (attrib.) - Portrait of Louis Green-Wilkinson, oil on canvas, 34.5 x 25 cm, in gilt slip, bears old fragile hand written label to verso 'Louis Green Wilkinson, painted b...... Forbes Robertson at Pont-Aven, Brittany Oct 1890 at Villa Julia' Condition Report surface dirty, shrinkage

An early 20th century Naval officer's sword with lion's head pommel and wired shagreen grip and bullion knot, etched blade by Wilkinson for Gieves, in brass mounted leather scabbard with leather belt Condition Report Blade heavily pitted and rusted

A GROUP OF VARIOUS FRAMED AND UNFRAMED FISHING PRINTS by artists such as Normal Wilkinson, Lionel Edwards and others, the largest 17 1/2" x 11 3/4" (9)

A collection of antique sports equipment comprising two tennis rackets (Frank Norman "World Beater" - possibly 1930`s - 1950`s and a Blue Knight - 1960`s), a pair of hand sewn leather Running Spikes - possibly 1930 / 40`s, a Wilkinson Sword Mk V Fencing Foil, Fencing jacket and Fencing mask (1950`s) and an old Rugby Club blazer.

A WORLD WAR II COMMANDO DAGGER, pattern two, the steel blade signed Wilkinson Sword, London and etched with initials D.R. and with knurled bronze grip, 11 3/4" long complete with leather scabbard

A MID 20TH CENTURY PATTERN NO.3 COMMANDO DAGGER with blackened blade and cast handled blade with etched signature of Wilkinson Sword and by appointment to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II sword outfitters, 11 3/4" long together with a leather sheath

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY WILKINSON 1007 15 BAYONET in leather scabbard, 22 1/2" long overall, together with a 19th Century French bayonet with brass handle, the blade dated 1871 (2)

A pair of Wilkinson pottery Art Deco bowls painted with stylized trees and flowers

A Wilkinson commemorative bicentennial sword 1772-1972 with enamelled coat of arms bearing inscription Semper Qualitas Suprema, in green fabric carrying bag

A British 1907 pattern bayonet, the 17" fullered steel blade marked Wilkinson in leather and steel scabbard, 22 3/4" overall, together with an Indian reproduction curved sword and scabbard (2)

P.07 WW1 SMLE Bayonet by Wilkinson Sword Co. made in April 1916. Overall good condition with a little surface rust in its Steel mounted Leather Scabbard, round Frog Stud

Sword - a QE2, 1897 pattern infantry officers sword, a very nice sword complete with metal dress scabbard and leather field scabbard with sword frog and sword knot made by Wilkinson No 71906

Sword - an 1821 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword by Wilkinson, Blade numbered `5826`. WSC records show this Sword was sold on 23.01.1855 at the height of the Crimean War. Embossed Blade 32 1/2". Wire bound Fishskin Hilt in good condition, in its leather field service Scabbard (repaired half way down) in worn condition. The Sword a good example of a Crimean War weapon. Sold with original Wilkinson Certificate/invoice (copy)

Sword - an 1895/97 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword Wirebound Fishskin Hilt (minor damage to Fishskin) In its Leather Field Service Scabbard. Blade etched with Crown V.R. Made by Wilkinson no. 14318. Dark Patina overall. Blade 32". Overall in good condition, an attractive Sword with its Steel Sword Scabbard. Nickel plated, slightly curved Sword Blade 32". Two Suspension Grips, minor rusting (2)

A pair of Victorian silver Corinthian column candlesticks, Henry Wilkinson, London 1873; with later silver three branch sconces, John Bett, Sheffield 1881, 53cm high overall approx, 134.285 ozt gross approx

**AN OTTOMAN SHAFFRON, TURKEY, FIRST QUARTER OF THE 16TH CENTURYformed of a main plate lightly embossed into four sections, flaring towards the nose, the eyes and the ears, embossed beneath the latter with a low rib on each side, stamped with the mark of the Ottoman Court Arsenal at Hagia Irene, rounded cheek-pieces flared en suite for the eyes (one perhaps an early association), small hexagonal pol-plate, and the plates all joined by mail of rivetted links (small chips, mail with minor repairs)57.8 cm; 22 3/4 in highProvenance Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, London, 1st March 1923William Randolph Hearst, sold Gimbel Brothers, Hammer Galleries, New York, 4th December 1942JWHA Inv. No. 2705

A set of six World War II miniatures, including the 1939 - 45 star, the Atlantic Star, the Pacific Star, The Burma Star, The defence medal and The War Medal, together with an enamel decorated star "Temple Dinsley Preceptory No 283" a hand painted sash, leather bound whip, binoculars, Burmese carving set, A Masonic Knight templar sword by Wilkinson Sword with engraved steel blade and wire bound gilt metal hilt, 83.5 cm long and brass mounted scabbard for same, and letters, certificates etc. relating to Michael Binns Faraday.

Two similar Clarice Cliff `Blue Chintz` Bizarre tankard milk jugs, each 2.5" high (a.f); `Gay Day` Bizarre cylindrical preserve pot base, Wilkinson lilac glaze cauldron, `Liberty` Fantasque cylindrical preserve pot base, `Newport` banded cylindrical preserve pot and cover and also an `Aurea` (pink pearls) dessert bowl (7)

Wilkinson `Chloris` conical sugar sifter, pattern 5887, 5.5" high

Wilkinson `Chloris` conical trio, side plate 6" diameter

THE LIBRARY OF A CHESTER BEATTY - A CATALOGUE OF THE INDIAN MINIATURES BY SIR THOMAS W ARNOLD, REVISED AND EDITED BY J V S WILKINSON, FOLIO 2 VOLS ILLUSTRATED LIGHT GREY CLOTH HEAVILY SOILED, INTERNALLY GOOD, 1936 (2)

An 18th century flintlock pistol by Henry Nock of London:, tapering twist off barrel, cylindrical action with trophy engraving and fold down trigger, thumb safety, chequered walnut bag grip with vacant cartouche, 16.5cm long. * Biography Henry Nock (1741-1804) was one of the most renowned gunsmiths of the Napoleonic period supplying high quality guns to the British Forces. Nock was appointed to the King and produced guns for nobility. The company eventually became Wilkinson Sword

A Commando knife by Wilkinson Sword, London:, second pattern, signed blade and nickel on brass grip with leather scabbard.

.Henry Wilkinson [b.1921] - Hunt in Full Cry: - coloured etching, signed and numberer 96/100 in pencil along the bottom margin image size 27 x 40cm.

After Henry Wilkinson signed coloured etching, hunting dog and bird signed in pencil 78/150 11 x 12in. (28 x 30cm)

A Victorian silver decanter label of vine leaf form inscribed `Whiskey`, Birmingham 1838 by John Wilkinson, together with a set of five Art Nouveau buttons, cased (lacking one), a silver mounted circular pin cushion, London 1902 and a silver framed portrait miniature of a lady.

A 1907 pattern bayonet by Wilkinson, dated `8 18`, a Swiss Schmidt Rubin 1931 pattern bayonet, a further bayonet and a tourist quality bone hilted dagger, all in their sheaths.

A 2nd pattern Wilkinson F.S. knife with straight double edged blade, length approx 17cm, retaining traces of logo, oval steel crosspiece, chequered brass grip, in its brass mounted leather sheath (belt tab missing, leather dry).

A 2nd pattern Wilkinson F.S. knife with double edged diamond section blade, length approx 17cm, nickel plated hilt with chequered grip, in its replacement leather sheath with nickel plated chape.

A 1907 pattern bayonet by Wilkinson, dated `7 15`, in its steel mounted leather sheath, a French model 1874 bayonet (lacking sheath), an all steel tulwar with leather covered scabbard, a single draw telescope by Ross with nickel body (covering missing), three pairs of field glasses, a tribal axe, a brass 12 bore reloading tool, etc.