John Guille Millais, British 1865-1931- "Burdett`s Zebras leaving a Pan after drinking"; scraperboard, brush and black ink, pencil, original artwork for illustration, signed and inscribed with title in pencil, 26.5x44.7cm: After Rembrandt van Rijn, Dutch 1606-1669- "The Flight into Egypt: Crossing a Brook"; etching, restrike after the original, signed and dated 1654 within the plate 9x14cm: W H Emett, British, mid-late 19th century- "The Queen and Princess Beatrice with their faithful friends Waldman, Fern, Sharp and Noble, 1876"; lithograph, 56.2x63.5cm: Achille Jacques-Jean-Marie Devéria, French 1800-1857- Portrait of the poet Alfred de Vigny, publ Paris rue St Honoré no 290 London publ by Chas Motte 23 Leicester Square 15th May 1831; lithograph, 35x27cm: Paul Gavarni, French 1804-1866- Portrait of the poet Alfred de Musset, publ by Lemercier & Cie, Paris; lithograph, dated 1824-4 within the plate, 37x25cm: Paul Gavarni, French 1804-1866- Portrait of the artist Eugène Isabey, publ by Lemercier & Cie, Paris; lithograph, arched mount, 36.5x23cm: After Charles Burton Barber, British 1845-1894- "Yorkshire Terrier Dog, Italian Greyhound Pug", publ by Vincent Brooks Day & Son; chromolithograph, 21x26.5cm., (7)
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Victor Pasmore, British 1908-1998- "Print H", 1991; etching with aquatint printed in colours, signed with monogram, numbered 21/50 and dated 92 in pencil, 30x30cm (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Provenance: with Long & Ryle Art International, London, according to label attached to the reverse of the frame
Sir Terry Frost RA, British 1915-2003- "Untitled (Celebration)", DK118; screenprint in colours, signed, numbered 17/25 and dated 90 in pencil, 28.2x16.5cm: Hubert Andrew Freeth, British 1912-1986- "Ozymandias"; etching with aquatint, signed, titled and numbered 14/20 in pencil, 53x60cm., (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Barbara Rae RA, Scottish b.1943- "Winter Plateau"; etching with aquatint printed in colours, signed, titled, dated `88 and numbered 30/30 in pencil, 48.5x65.5cm: together with another etching with aquatint printed in colours by the same artist entitled, "Winter Hillside, Kylesku", signed, titled, dated `88 and numbered 28/30 in pencil, 48.5x65.5cm, (2), (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
*Biblical. Joseph telleth his Dreams to his Bretheren, late 18th c., folding paper fan, the leaf a hand-coloured etching illustrating the story of Joseph and his brothers, sl. dusty and toned, one section a little frayed to lower edge, mounted on wooden sticks, guardsticks with painted floral sprays, 29cm (11.5ins). Not in the Schreiber Collection. (1)
*Biblical. Moses striking the Rock, publish`d by M. Gamble, according to the late Act, 1740, folding paper fan, the leaf a hand-coloured etching showing Moses in the centre standing by a rock from which a stream of water issues, while various figures and animals drink or draw water from it, mounted on pierced ivory sticks (one with v. sl. damage), with carved guardsticks, 27.5cm (10.5ins), contained in 18th c. embossed paper-covered cardboard fan box with pull-off lid. Schreiber Collection 20, p.6. (1)
*Cartography. The Ladies Travelling Fann, of England and Wales; Exhibiting all the Principal Roads, Rivers, Market & Post Towns; with their distances from London, Pubd Sepr. 13; 1788, by T. Balster, folding paper fan, the obverse with hand-coloured etching of the southern part of England, the verso with hand-coloured etching of `North Part of England and Wales. Continued from the other Side`, both sides with title cartouche and winged figures, and with References to the Counties, one or two small expert repairs, mounted on alternating pairs of pierced ivory and wooden sticks, ivory guardsticks with pierced and carved floral decoration, 24cm (9.5ins), mounted in perspex display case. Schreiber Collection, 193 & 194, p.96 (two fan leaves, unmounted). A rare example of cartographic ephemera, and a form of travelling map, unusually, intended for ladies rather than gentlemen, presumably to facilitate conversation about places visited or to be visited. (1)
*Peninsular War. Dia Dos de Mayo de 1808, en Madrid. Asesinan los franceses a los Patriotas en el Prado, [London, Behrmann & Collmann, 1808], folding paper fan, the leaf with a hand-coloured etching on the obverse depicting the massacre of the Spanish by the French in Madrid on 2nd May 1808, verso ornamented with cartouches, birds, and foliate sprays in gilt and colours, mounted on pierced ivory sticks, 25.5cm (10ins). Schreiber Collection 41, p.72 (unmounted). Printed in England for the Spanish market as anti-French propaganda. Examples are held in The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, and The Fan Museum, Greenwich. (1)
*Farre (Henri, 1871-1934). Portrait of French WWI ace Georges Guinemer (1858-1917), 20 February 1917, half-length, in profile, etching in red ink with blue highlights, vignette of biplane and burning plane, Musee de Armee stamp lower right, signed presentation inscription from the artist in pencil for Mdlle. G. Fischer to lower margin, numbered 9/70, a little spotting, plate impression 34.5 x 23.5cm, framed and glazed. Georges Guinemer shot down fifty-three German airplanes during the three years he was engaged in action. He is memorialised in the Pantheon in Paris. French-born painter Henri Farre resided in Chicago and was appointed by the French government to paint and draw airplane fighting scenes. (1)
Menpes (Mortimer). Whistler As I Knew Him, A & C Black, 1904, 125 colour and b & w plates, a few spots and marginal toning, library stamp to title verso, presentation inscription, t.e.g., modern vellum-backed boards, 4to. Edition de Luxe, 332/500 signed by the artist, with an original etching of the Menpes children. -1

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