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Lot 536
Prints and Printmakers : Clayton T. : The English Print; British Printmakers 1855 - 1955, From the Etching Revival to St.Ives; Mackenzie I. : British Prints; Griffiths A. : The Print in Stuart Britain & Prints and Printmaking; Tate Catalogue, Print Collection. Formats include Hb., Pb. & Qto. CONDITION REPORT: Condition : Vg.
Lot 86
CHARLES MAZELIN, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION BLACK AND WHITE ETCHING (18/300), “Baie de Pamplona, Sept. 1912”, 9” x 12”; together with AFTER W HEATH, ENGRAVED BY J CLARKE, GROUP OF FOUR ANTIQUE COLOURED AQUATINTS, PUBLISHED 1814/15, “Entrance of Lord Wellington into Salamanca”; “Battle of Vittoria ….”; “Battle of Salamanca” and “Entrance of the Allies into Paris …..”, each approximately 6” x 8 ½” (5)
Lot 89
GRAINGER SMITH, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (6/50) BLACK AND WHITE ETCHING, “Fire Eater”, 7” x 10”; together with ENZO PLAZZOTTA, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (14/70) BLACK AND WHITE ETCHING, “Study for Margaret Barbien 1973”, 7” x 12”, both mounted but unframed (2)
Lot 44
Kathe Kollwitz (1867-1945)Hamburg Public House,Etching on wove paper,Becke blindstamp lower right margin and pencil notations lower edge of margin.Dimensions: h: 7.75 x w: 9.5 in.Note condition: all four margins cut down, acid damage throughout, no foxing and mounted with archival tape.Starting Price: $150
Lot 51
Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)La Celestine Acte IV,Etching and aquatint on paper,From La Celestine Suite, 1971, edition of 400, unsigned with La Celestine watermark bottom center.Image dimensions: h: 3.5 x w: 4.75 in.Provenance: Park West Galleries.Note condition: upper and side margins cut down. Lower margin having a deckle edge. Moderate yellowing to image field within mat opening.Starting Price: $300
Lot 87
Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669)The Death of the Virgin,Etching and drypoint on laid paper,Signed and dated Rembrandt f. 1639 in plate lower left. Biorklund Barnard`s fourth state of four; White and Boon`s third state of three; Nowell Eusticke`s fourth state of five. Image dimensions: h: 15.25 x w: 12.13 in. Sheet dimensions: h: 15.5 x w: 12.38 in. (altered)Provenance: Park West Galleries.Note condition: all margins cut down. Hinge mounted with linen tape at top edge. Glue residue at bottom left and right corners on verso. Series of one central horizontal and nine vertical full length crease marks throughout. Two 1 inch crease marks at center right edge. Pencil notation on lower left verso. Possible restoration to acid damage throughout.Starting Price: $2500
Lot 89
Francisco de Goya (1746-1828)Escapan Entre las Llamas, (They Escape through the Flames),Etching and aquatint on wove paper.Unsigned. Marked "41" and "10" in upper and lower left plate corners, respectively. Image dimensions: h: 5.25 x w: 7.75 in. Plate dimensions: h: 6.25 x w: 9.5 in. Sheet dimensions: h: 9.25 x w: 13 in. Provenance: Park West Galleries.Note condition: foxing throughout with concentration in lower left recto corner. Acid halo at mat opening.Starting Price: $50
Lot 107
A Group of Four Works on Paper by Josh Adamo (20th Century), Nedelec (20th Century), and Dan Ramirez (b. 1941), Comprising of:Adamo - "Mother," woodcut on paper, signed and dated 1996 lower right. Numbered 9 / 12. Adamo - Untitled, etching on paper, signed lower right. Numbered 11 / 12.Nedelec - Untitled, colored etching on paper, signed lower right. Numbered 21 / 122. Ramirez - "Black Rectangle, 1977," graphite on paper, signed, and dated 1974 lower right. Largest dimensions: h: 31 x w: 21 in. Starting Price: $30
Lot 296
* Stubbs (George, 1724-1806). Tygers at Play, pub. George Stubbs, 1780 [but later impression, pub. 1974 by Thomas Ross & Son], uncoloured line and stipple etching, 380 x 480mm. Christopher Lennox-Boyd, Rob Dixon & Tim Clayton. George Stubbs, The Complete Engraved Works, no. 60. State IIIa. The notes field for this item describes how this plate was purchased by Edward Orme in 1817 and then disappeared, only to emerge on the premises of London print makers Thomas Ross & Son in 1970. They published a small limited edition in 1974 and the plate is now held by the Trustees of the Tate Gallery. (1)
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