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Lot 211
E. Sharland, Set of 7 Coloured Signed Etchings depicting church interiors, St Paul's, Gloucester, Reims, Manchester, Gloucestershire, Winchester and Salisbury, all signed in pencil, mounted but unframed, a similar pair of coloured engravings, "The Shambles, York" and "The Market Place, Ely", both signed in pencil (1 glass a/f) and C. Fitzgerald signed coloured etching "Mount Richard" (10)
Lot 172
A Large Framed Display of Forty Eight Loch and Lake Flies, with card mount and cream painted frame, 58cm x 68cm; A Limited Edition Framed Montage of Mayflies by Sue Stone; A Framed Display of Flies and Nymphs, tied by different people; A Framed Montage of Thomas Clegg; A Framed Montage of Flies and Line, with a letter headed George James Eaton; A Framed Watercolour of a Chironomid, initialled R.A.; A Framed Dry Point Etching of a Trout, signed, by Norman Wilkinson. (7)
Lot 6
FRED RICHARDS (1887-1932) 'Venice (second state)', etching, pencil signed in the margin and inscribed to H M Walton, 6" x 5" and two further engravings to include David Loggan 'Ecclesia B. Mariae Virginis', hand coloured, 14 1/2" x 16"; and E Goodall after D Roberts, 'St Paul's Cathedral' coloured engraving (3).
Lot 10
Patrick Proctor, RA (British, 1936-2003). Back of the Zoo, Regent's Park, 1971; and Queen Mary's Rose Garden, Regent's Park, 1971, both signed in pencil lower right "Patrick Proctor" and numbered 31/75 and 40/75, etching and aquatint, 60 x 70cm (23.6 x 27.6in), a pair (2). These are based on a watercolour study of 1971 and were published as a pair. In 1982 the Chichester Festival Theatre produced a poster from the print with the poem "Chichester '82" by Christopher Fry
Lot 80
H Heath. 'Well Mr P, I Think's You've Brought Us to A Niceish Place!!!', hand coloured etching, published London 1829, 34.5 x 25cm (plate); and Thomas Rowlandson, Miseries of London; Miseries of the Country, hand coloured etchings, published London 1807, 13 x 18cm (plate) and 11.5 x 16cm (plate) respectively (3)
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