Horace Brodzky, Australian/British LG 1885-1969- Woman with clasped hands; etching, signed and dated 1925 in pencil, 14x12.5cm: together with three other etchings by the same hand to include 'The Aviary", signed and dated 1912 within the plate, inscribed '1st State final proof' beneath the mount, 12.5x15cm; "Church of St John the Divine, New York", signed in pencil, 10x12.4cm; "Ruined Cathedral, Messina", signed and dated 1912 in pencil, 11x13.5cm., (4). Provenance: John Brodzky, the artist's son
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After Albrecht Durer 1471-1528- "The Last Supper"; (Bartsch 13, Strauss 199, Meder 184a). woodcut, originally published 1523, 19.3x29.2cm., (trimmed within the plate): After Joseph Mallord William Turner RA, 1775-1851- "Mill Near the Grand Chartreuse Dauphiny" from Liber Studiorum, proof, published by Thos Lupton, 4 Keppel, St, London; etching with mezzotint, 21x28.3cm., (scattered foxing): together with further 19/20th century etchings and engravings, by and after various hands, (6). Note: One of D³rer's last major prints, this version of the Last Supper differs radically from earlier versions.
Giovanni Battista Piranesi 1720-1778 "Rovine del Tempio Supposto di Ercole Nella Citta di Corra", Tav. IIII; etching, 44x62.7cm and "Veduta del Tempio della Sibilla in Tivoli", etching, from a later edition, 42x63cm: together with one further engraving titled "A part of the foundations of the Theatre of Marcellus" "Veduta di una parte de'fondamenti del Teatro di Marcello"; 78x54cm: Note: The latter Piranesi engraving shows the cyclopean foundations of the Theatre of Marcellus, built by Emperor Augustus in 13 BC. Largely built over during Middle Ages but sufficiently well known amongst Renaissance artists, as well as Piranesi, it was the most important and influential edifice of its kind. Its interlocking masonry set upon huge piles are reminiscent of the stone marine defences erected against the forces of the Adriatic Sea, with which Piranesi was familiar from his time as an apprentice in Venice. "I believe I have completed a work which will have something to give future generations too and will stand for as long as people have feeling and interest for what remained in our century of the ruins of the most famous city in the universe." (G. B. Piranesi)
Lisa Wright b.1965- Standing female nude; etching with aquatint, signed and numbered 8/10 in pencil, 25x22.5cm: A Ramsay, late 20th century- "London Head"; etching with aquatint, signed, titled, numbered 11/20 and dated Jan 96 in pencil, 17x14.5cm: Mark Clark b.1959- Male torso; etching, signed, numbered 2/75 and dated 98 in pencil, 18.7x14cm: Duncan Bullen b.1962- "Elba Series 2"; monoprint, signed, titled and dated 97 in pencil, 19.7x20cm. Provenance: with Jill George Gallery, London according to label attached to the reverse: Wyth, late 20th century- "Thursday Night"; etching printed in colours, signed, titled, numbered 16/35 and dated 92 in pencil, 15.7x21.5cm: Treby, late 20th century- "Portrait of Richard"; mezzotint printed in colours, signed, titled and inscribed 'AP' in pencil, 20x21cm., (6), (part unframed) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Richard John Hass, American b.1936- "Donald Judd's Building II"; etching, signed, titled and inscribed 'AP' in pencil, 39.5x47cm: Simo Hannula, Finnish b.1932- "Boundless"; etching, signed and dated 1967 within the plate, signed, titled, numbered 32/100, inscribed and dated 1967, 18.7x16.3cm: Mordecai Moreh, Israeli b.1937- "A Goat, Paris"; etching, signed and dated 1966 within the plate, signed, titled, numbered 187/210 and dated 1966 in pencil, 26x35.5cm: After Eric Gill 1882-1940- Eve; lithograph, 10.5x7cm., (4)
Benjamin Constant 1845-1902- "En Vue de Tanger", publ by Vve A Cadart, Edit 56 Bard Hausmann, Paris; etching, 20x28cm: Herbert Gordon Warlow ARE 1885-1942- Middle Eastern street scene; etching with aquatint, signed in pencil, 17.2x12cm: Marius Bauer, Dutch 1867-1932- "Oude Huizen in Stamboul"; etching, signed with monogram and numbered 88 in pencil, 16.5x10cm: D Donald, early 20th century- "North Africa"; etching, signed and titled within the plate, 12x24.5cm: together with two other etchings of Middle Eastern and North African subjects by different hands, one published by A Durand, Paris, both unsigned, (6) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
After Josef Albers 1888-1976- "Homage to the Square"; screenprint in yellow and ochre and brown, 42x42cm: Anthony Benjamin 1931-2002- "Rope"; etching printed in colours, signed, titled, numbered 12/100 and dated 79 in pencil, bears publisher's blind stamp, 52.5x34.5m: together with one other smaller etching in colours by the same hand, signed and dated 81 in pencil, 12x10cm: Alberto Longoni b.1921- "Rush Hour"; etching, signed, titled, numbered 147/200 and dated 67, 59x39.7cm: together with two other artist's prints by different hands, both signed in pencil, (6). Note: The unidentified abstract print in this lot is by a student of Josef Albers when he was teaching at Yale in the 1960's (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Hedley Fitton RE 1859-1929- "The Old Daygate, Southampton"; etching, signed and titled in pencil, 42x32.5cm: Col Bertram Buchanan, early 20th century- Coastal landscape; etching, signed in pencil, 12.4x17cm: Edgar James Maybery 1887-1966- "Off Gravesend"; etching, signed and titled in pencil, 12x20cm: Anthony Raine-Barker 1880-1963- View of a cathedral city by a river, possibly Durham; etching, signed, 22.5x33.3cm: Joseph Kirkpatrick 1872-1936- Droving sheep in a landscape; aquatint, 12x20cm., (5), (unframed)
An 18/19th century Topographical Album, with marbled boards, containing various drawings, watercolour, etching, pen and ink studies by and after different hands, to include Bartolomeo Brambilla c.1731-1775, Valentine Green ARA 1739-1813 and Francis Jukes 1745-1812- Figure gathering wood, etching with aquatint, published 16th Oct 1778, by V Green, Strand, London, after Paul Sandby RA, 1730-1809, Charles Louis Lingee 1748-1819, workmen, engraving after Philip Jakob de Loutherbourg II 1740-1812, Thomas Bewick 1753-1828, "The Wild Bull"; woodcut, published 1789, James Gandon 1743-1823, "Temple of Romulus and Remus"; engraving after Richard Wilson 1714-1782, and others, each piece mostly pinned on all four corners to the original blue laid paper within the album, 56x35cm., (unframed album)
William Lee-Hankey RBA RE ROI 1869-1952- Mother and child; etching, feigned vignette, signed with monogram within the plate, signed in pencil, bears artist's blind stamp, 23.5x19.3cm: together with an etching of a landscape subject by the same hand, signed with monogram within the plate,signed in pencil, bears artist's blind stamp, 15.5x23.7cm., (2)
English Provincial School 19th century- "The Railway Station"; pen and black ink, bears date '1869', 22x31.5cm: J Jamson, English School early 19th century- Trompe l'Oeil of playing cards; pen and black ink and watercolour, signed and dated 1836, 25.7x20cm: Henry Rayner 1902-1957- "Lismore Circus, NW5"; etching, signed within the plate, signed and titled in pencil, 15.5x20.3cm: together with three other etchings by the same hand, all signed and inscribed in pencil, (6)
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