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Anna Katrina Zinkeisen RP., ROI., NS (1901-1976) - 'The Ballet' signed, also inscribed on a plaque attached to the frame together with a further artist's label verso, oil on canvas board, 17" x 21.5"-** The artist lived at 8, St Andrews Place, Regents Park, London. She was born in Kilcreggan and attended Harrow School of Art and won scholarships to the Royal Academy Schools studying sculpture between 1916 and 1921 winning silver and bronze medals, she first exhibited at The Royal Academy in 1919 and was commissioned by the Clydebank shipbuilders John Brown and Company to paint murals on the ocean liner RMS Queen Mary. During WWII Ann Zinkeisen worked as a medical artist and nursing auxiliary in the order of St John at St Marys hospital, Paddington. Towards the end of the war London underground commissioned Zinkeisen to produce a poster anticipating the end of the conflict, her design showed a woman leading a family away from the war to sunlit fields over a quote from Winston Churchill. She and her sister Doris Zinkeisen often collaborated on large commissions which included the murals on the ocean liner RMS Queen Mary
Coins, Roman Imperial, Late Empire, comprising billon denarius, Julia Soaemias, obv. head r., IULIA SOAEMIAS, rev. PIETAS AUG, GF; Billon Antoninianus (silvered) Valerian II (256-258), obv. radiate head r., C L VALERIANUS CAES AUG, rev. PIETAS/AUG, urn F/.GF; AE Antoninianus, Gallic Empire, Postumus (260-269), obv., radiate head r., IMP C POSTUMUS PF AUG rev. VICT/ORIA AUG victory stdg. L., EF; Follis, Maxentius (306-312), Rome mint, obv. laur. hd. r., IMP C MAXENTIUS PF AUG, rev. CONSERV URB SUAE temple, in ex. RBQ; AE3 Licinianus I (308-324) Cyzicus mint, obv. laur hd. R., IMP C VAL LICINIANUS PF AUG, rev. IOVI CONS/ERVATORI figure stdg., XIII, in ex. SMKA, VF; AD3 Thessalonica mint, Constantine I, c. 330, obv. URBS ROMA helmeted head l., rev. she wolf, two stars flanking annulet above, in ex. TES, VF; AE4, Constantine II as Caesar (317-337), obv., diademed head r., CONSTANTINUS IUN NOB, rev. CAESARUM NOSTRORUM, in wreath VOT X, VF; AE3 Trier mint, Constantine II as Caesar (317-337), obv. laur. head r., CONSTANTI/NUS [NOB CAES], rev. two soldiers flanking two standards GLORIA EXERCITUS in ex. TRP, F; AE3 Constantius II (337-361), obv. diademmed head r., DN CONSTAN/TIUS II PF AUG, rev. FEL TEMP RE/PARATIO emperor l. beating captive, GVF; other small third/fourth century bronze coins, [15]
Medieval Zoomorphic Brooch. Circa, 14th century AD. Copper-alloy, 6.2 grams. 41 mm. A bronze open-framed brooch in the form of a bird with punched decoration around the frame. It is noted that stylised open-frame brooches were popular in London during the 14th century. Ref: for similar see; Hattatt 2000, p.382. fig.241. Egan & Pritchard. 1997. p.260.

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