John Brunsdon, British ARE b.1933- "Dunwich Heath"; aquatint printed in colours, signed in pencil and numbered 95/150, 22.5x30cm: Derek Mynott RBA NEAC 1926-1994- "Venice from the Udo"; lithograph printed in colours, signed in pencil and numbered 32/200, 32.5x52cm: Fernando Rangel, late 20th/early 21st century- "The 2nd at Quail West"; lithograph printed in colours, signed in pencil and numbered 14/125, 37.5x50.5cm: Charles Bartlett, British b.1921- "Stepping Stones"; etching and aquatint printed in colours, signed in pencil and numbered 21/50, 39.8x44.5cm, (4) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
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Helen Hanson SBA, British mid-late 20th century- `Red Hot`; etching on handmade paper, signed, titled and numbered 3/100, 39.6x35cm: together with one other similar etching titled `Prima Donnaon, signed, titled and numbered 7/100, 35x39.6cm: After Antoni Tapies b.1923- Untitled Composition; lithograph in colours, 37.7x83.2cm: After Alexander Calder 1898-1976- `Olem Nozzi` (1976); lithograph in colours, 36.6x55cm; together with one other similar lithograph after the same hand titled `Nozzi` (1976), 37.1x55.2cm: After Alberto Giacometti, 1901-1966- `Atelier`; lithograph, 37x55cm: After Hans Hartung 1904-1989- Poster for the Musée National d`Art Moderne; lithograph in colours, 72x51cm., (7) (a lot) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
After Charles Méryon, French 1821-1868- "The Abside of Notre Dame Paris"; etching, signed with monogram within the plate, 15x26cm: Benjamin Thomas Pouncy, British b. circa 1750- d.1799- "Rydal Mere", "The Lower Water Fall at Rydall" and "View of Ambleside", after Thomas Farrington RA, publ 1st Jan1789 by W Byrne No 79 Titchfield St; hand-coloured engravings, three, 24.5x35.8cm., ea: After Henry Alken 1785-1851- "You can have no IDEA what a magnificent day I have had, at least a dozen falls and twice in the brook Oh it was a most magnificent day: be kind enough to LEND ME A HAT" from "Ideas Getting Home after getting into every thing but Hot Water", publ by Thomas McLean 26 Haymarket May 1st 1830; hand-coloured lithograph, in a maple veneered frame, 18.5x24.5cm: After Spy (Leslie Matthew Ward) 1851-1922- Untitled portrait of a gentleman standing full-length; chromolithograph, 33x18cm: Antoine Monay (Yvon), French, early-mid 20th century- Notre Dame, La Madelaine, View of the Seine, and The Arc de Triomphe, Paris; etchings, four, each signed, 13.5x19cm., largest: together with a further quantity of prints of Paris, pictures and reproductions by and after different hands, (a lot)
Circle of Paul Sandby Munn 1773-1845- View of an Abbey ruin; watercolour, David Waterson 1870-1934- A figure on horseback under a stormy sky; mezzotint printed in brown, with extensive rocker and roulette work, presumably a unique impression, bears indistinct title verso, 40x52cm: William Strange, Scottish 1859-1921- Italianette courtyard; dry-point etching, signed in pencil, initialed and dated 1913: M C Robinson, 19/20th century- Extensive highland landscape; aquatint: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Lith 1888- "Pembroke"; Rev Ernest John Smith 1888 (Rowing) publ by Vanity Fair, Jan 28th 1888, lithograph printed in colours, after Hay, 31x19cm: John Marshall, publ c.1821- "A Representation of Twenty One Beasts Commonly Seen in England; engraving publ 1821: Carlo Maratta 1625-1713- St John the Baptist; etching, 20.6x14.2cm: After Peter Candid 1548-1628- Teresa of Avuili`s Vision of the dove; engraving, trimmed: Dirck Stoop c.1610-c.1681- Ponies grazing; etching, signed within the plate, on laid paper, (A/F) (unframed) (a lot)
Hermann Struck, German 1876-1944- View of Jerusalem; etching on paper, signed in pencil below the plate, inscribed indistinctly in the plate, 13.5x22cm: together with four other prints by the same hand - Views of Palestine; etchings on paper, all signed in pencil below the plates, 18.5x24.5cm., (max) (5) (mounted) (unframed)
Edward Burrow, late 19th/early 20th century- "New Court Corpus Christi, from the Archway" publ WH Beynon & Co Cheltenham; etching, signed and dated 1898 within the plate, signed in pencil beneath the plate, 27.4x19.4cm: together with another etching by the same hand and publisher depicting "The Chapel Corpus Christi College Cambridge", signed within and beneath the plate, 26.8x19.2cm: Daniel Havell 1785-c.1826- "Magdalen College Entrance Gate" and "Botanic Garden", Augustus Charles Pugin: hand coloured engravings, 20.3x13.3cm & 19.5x13.1cm: together with three other hand coloured engravings of Oxford university by and after various hands, the set of 5 mounted in matching frames, (7)
Brenda Hartill, British b.1943- "Spring Variations IV"; etching in colours, numbered 122/200, signed in pencil and dated `86, 59x20cm: together with one other by the same hand- "Rooftop London 1987"; six separate etchings in colours on the same sheet, all signed, first artist`s proof, 9x11.2cm (each)., (in matching frames) (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Attributed to Alphonse Dupont, French 1994-1877- Venetian Canal; etching, blind stamp `The Academy of Art ltd, Birmingham`, signed, 30x21.4cm: Francesco Bartolozzi RA 1727-1815- "The Jealousy of Lord Darnley, Husband of Mary Queen of Scots. Alarmed at Observing Her Entertained and Delighted by David Rizzio", after G.B.Cipriani, publ according to Act of Parliament 19 April 1793, by Ann Bryer No. 5. Poland Street. Soho; stipple engraving printed in colours, oval, 26.5x33cm: Mark Dunford, 20th Century- `Fowey II`; acrylic on board, 42x30.5cm: together with two 20th Century reproduction prints, 37.3x54cm., (max) (5) (a lot) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Michael Chaplin, British b.1943- `St. Martin, Picardy`, `Viaduct`, `Water Trough`; etching and aquatint, all numbered or artist proof, titled, signed and dated 80 or 81, 43.5x56.5cm (max) (3): Susan Jameson, British b. 1944- "Moonlight"; mezzotint in colours, numbered 1/200, titled, and signed, 30x40cm: Peter Matthews b.1942 - `Evening Sea`; etching and aquatint, numbered 20/50, titled, signed and dated `83, 38.5x48cm: Norman Marcus, 20th/21st Century- "Lower Wessex Lane, Pummer; serigraph in colours, numbered 33/60, signed and dated `76, 44.5x50.5cm: Kenneth Leech, 20/21st Century- "Meadow Covert"; lithograph in colours, numbered 12/150, signed, 40x48.2cm: Brad Fain, 20/21st Century- `Ashes of Autumn`, `Springtime Promise; serigraph in colours, both numbered, titled and signed, 84x60cm (max) (2): together with four other prints by the same or various hands, 20/21st Century; serigraph in colours, all numbered or artist`s proof and signed, 54.5x74.2cm (max)., (unframed) (13) (a lot) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Lewis Christopher Edward Baumer RI 1870-1963- "Vicars daughter (meeting one of her class)"; pen and ink, signed, bears conversation in pencil beneath, 33.5x24.5cm, Note: Baumer was a caricaturist who worked for over fifty years for the British magazine `Punch`. He studied at the Royal Academy and Royal College of Arts, in 1921 he was elected a member of the Royal Institution: Wilfred Fairclough, RE 1907-1996- Two women walking on a cobbled street; etching, signed and dated 1988, 19.7x13cm: Richard Bertram Ogle fl. 1920-1929- "Bacchanalia, with Nymphs and Satyrs", oil pastel, 29x22cm: William Nicholson 1872-1949- "W.E Gladstone"; lithograph, 25.2x23.1cm: with another of Cecil Rhodes by the same artist, 24.2x23.1cm, (5)
Sidney Kent, late 19th/early 20th century- Portrait of an elderly lady seated half-length turned to the right; black chalk, signed and dated 1905, 35x26.5cm: Follower of Charles Edward Wagstaff b.1808- The letter; hand-coloured engraving, in a gilt frame, 60x46cm: Circle of Walter Granville Smith 1870-1938- Figures sitting by a port; watercolour, tranquil street scene; oil on canvas, two, held in a shared mount, bears indistinct inscriptions, 19x16.5cm and 17.5x16cm: Scottish School, early 20th century- "Inverness"; watercolour: English School, late 19th century- River scene in autumn; watercolour: English Provincial School, late 19th/early 20th century- Family by the hearth; watercolour, 12x17.5cm.: Frederick C Lewis I 1775-1856- "His Grace the Duke of Wellington K G", after Sir Thomas Lawrence PRA, publ June 18th 1840, by Graves & Comp, Pall Mall, London; engraving with extensive mattoir work & mixed technique: John Browne 1741-1801- "The Watering Place", after P P Rubens, publ Dec 1st 1770 by John Boydell; engraving, 48x60.5cm: Axel Herman Haig 1835-1921- "The Interior of Burgos Cathedral"; etching, signed with monogram and dated 1889 within the plate, signed in pencil, bears label for Robert Dunthorne, 5 Vigo Street, London attached to the reverse of the frame, 70.5x47cm: William Sharp 1749-1824- The Assumption of The Virgin, publ by John Boydell 1785; engraving, 59x39cm: together with a collection of further 19th century engravings, mezzotints and chromolithographs: (a lot) (part unframed) (af)
After Salvador Dali, Spanish 1904-1989- Allegorical Saints and Angels; lithographs printed in colours, a pair, both bear signature, 24x17.4cm., ea., (2): Mary Rudolph, 20th Century- `Maxine`s sister`; etching, signed and dated `70, titled and numbered 12/20, 22.3x30cm: Danielle Nasso, 20th Century- Labourer with basket on stick; pencil on paper, signed and dated 3.86, 31x25cm: David N`Lalia, 20th Century- `Bush Men after the Hunt, Namibia`; acrylic, signed, titled, 58x26.5cm: together with a 20th Century reproduction print, 29x21cm., (6) (a lot) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
* After Archibald Thorburn, British 1860-1935- `Course Shooting`, publ. June 1st 1892 by Leggat Bros.; photogravure, signed in pencil, bears publisher, bears blindstamp `GDU` Printsellers Assoc., 44x63cm: Frank Paton, British 1856-1909- `Grouse, End of the Line`, after Archibald Thorburn, British 1860-1935, publ. July 10th 1889 by Leggatt Bros.; etching, signed by both the artist and printmaker in pencil, bears blindstamp `GDU` Printsellers Assoc., 40x57cm., (unframed) (2)
LAURA KNIGHT, 4 ttls: MODERN MASTERS OF ETCHING LAURA KNIGHT, “The Studio”, 1932, 1st edn, obl, 4to, orig cl, ptd paper label; A PROPER CIRCUS OMIE, 1962, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w; THE MAGIC OF A LINE, 1965, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w; ON WITH THE SHOW, nd, orig pict laminated bds + CAROLINE FOX: DAME LAURA KNIGHT, 1988, 1st edn, 4to, orig cl, d/w (5)
Etching -- Cameron, D.Y. -- Rinder, F. D.Y. Cameron. An illustrated catalogue of his etched work. Glasgow: J. Maclehose, 1912. 4to, plates, original cloth, dust-jacket, upper board slightly damp-stained; Salaman, M.C. Modern masters of etching. 6 volumes in one: Brangwyn, Cameron, McBey, Meryon, Whistler, Zorn. London: The Studio, 1924-27. Oblong folio, green half morocco by The Atelier Bindery, t.e.g., slightly rubbed (2)
JAMES GILLRAY - `John Bull Taking A Luncheon`; all British Cooks Cramming Old Grumble - Gizzard With Bonne - Chere`, etching, hand coloured, 10 1/2" x 14 1/2"; seven John Doyle lithograph characters from the `H.B. Sketches` Series; Robert Dighton characters - `Mr Braham in the character of Orlando`; and one further titled `John Bull Arming` (10).
JAMES GILLRAY - `The Coming - On Of The Monsoons Or The Retreat From Seringapatam`, etching, hand coloured, 8 3/4" x 11"; another - `The Genies of France Nursing Her Darling`, Thomas Rowlandson `Procession of The Cod Company from St. Gile`s to Billingsgate`, hand coloured etching, 10 1/2" x 14" and six further characters, three unframed (9).
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