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Lot 489
Major General Foster Stalker 1798-1857, Commander of the North Indian Division against Persia in 1857, his Punjab medal with Mooltan clasp, together with Ghuznee medal and miniature, plus his gold miniature Order of the Dooranee Empire (5.2g), also in the lot a daguerrotype photograph of him in full uniform, a large etching with card negative, two ambrotype images of relatives, original ribbon, and official hand written correspondence (parcel)here is only naming on the Punjab medal, the dagguerro type is badly faded with discolouration to the edges, and is only visible from certain angles, please see additional images, would suggest viewing if possible
Lot 325
A miscellaneous group of prints, including Johannes Graadt van Roggen (1867-1959) etching 'Woman Sweeping a Courtyard', signed in pencil to margin, 22.5 cm x 17.5 cm; Jeremy Sancha (Contemporary) linocut, 'Interior of a Narrow Boat' signed and numbered in pencil to margin, 29/50, 22 cm x 15 cm; Christopher Hues (19th Century) 'Great Bedwyn Old Town Hall', 17 cm x 24 cm; a contemporary etching on metal after Jan Luyken (1649-1712) 'Schreyers Tower, Amsterdam', 21.5 cm x 28.5 cm, framed, together with three further prints and a 1904 photograph of Brightlingsea Hard, 1904, all framed and glazed (8)
Lot 322
Francisco Goya (Spanish, 1746-1828)'SI RESUCITARA?'Etching, 1814-1815, plate 80 from the portfolio ‘The Disasters of War’ (Los Desastres de la Guerra), comprising 82 prints. Five editions were published between 1863 and 1937, with a total of over 1000 impressions of each printplate 17 x 22cm
Lot 532
Auguste Delatre (1822-1907) - Two etchings - Swineherd with pigs, 2.75ins x 2.5ins, signed in plate and numbered 62, and Landscape with cattle drinking at a tree lined pond, 2.5ins x 3.75ins , and 19th Century Continental school - Etching - Wood with rural pathway, 6ins x 9ins, all framed and glazed
Lot 110
Joyce Ntobe AKA Beezy Bailey (South African 1962-) I DREAMED I FLEW AWAY WITH THE AMERICANS IN THEIR CADILLAC signed, dated '15, editioned A/P and inscribed with the title in pencil in the margin softground, hardground and aquatint etching with hand-embellished blind embossing In 1992 the South African National Gallery acquired three works on paper by a little known “township artist Joyce Ntobe” who had been overlooked by the selection panel of the Cape Town Triennale. When the institution wanted to pay the artist a furor erupted as it was revealed that Joyce Ntobe in fact did not exist. Joyce Ntobe was in reality, the constructed personae of artist Beezey Bailey, grandson of Randlord Sir Abe Bailey and heir to a prestigious collection of 18th century British Art on Permanent Loan to the National Gallery. With cheque in hand, Bailey held a press conference and arrived dressed in housekeeper’s uniform, half his face painted white and the other black. In a playful dig at the collecting policies of the South African National Gallery at the time of post-democratic inclusivity in 1991, Bailey produced works under cover of his ”alter-ego”. After the ploy was exposed, the works remained attributed to Joyce Ntobe because once accepted by the Acquisitions Committee, works of art in the national collection are inviolate and protected ad infinitum by an act of parliament. Building on this success, Bailey created many new works and a website that tracks Joyce’s development. Here is a unique opportunity to acquire a striking work by the now well-known Joyce Ntobe who is celebrated both locally and abroad … and is included in the National Collection! sheet size: 124 by 59cm
Lot 1042
Arthur Baylis Allen (b.1889) ''The Transmitter, Brookmans Park'', signed, inscribed and dated 1930, etching, together with five further prints, including; Reginald Goodfellow ''Saturday Afternoon, Brentford'', Norman James, two studies of boats, Jolan Williams (1908-1988), ''Still Life'' and ''Studio Window'' (6) Provenance: Abbott and Holder Ltd., London
Lot 253
HARDY, THOMASSOUVENIR PROGRAMME. THOMAS HARDY'S WESSEX SCENES FROM "THE DYNASTS" Performances at the Corn Exchange, Dorchester, on December 6th and 7th, 1916. 4to, (285 x 225mm.), original printed salmon wrappers; Hardy, Mrs Florence Autograph letter signed to James Fairweather Milne regarding "photograph of the map of Wessex drawn by my late husband", 13 June 1936, with envelope; Hardy, Mrs Florence Autograph letter signed regarding the reproductions "of the map of Wessex drawn by my husband", 21 October, [1936], with envelope (3)Note: Loosely inserted is an etching of Stinsford Church & Grave of Thos. Hardy by R.C. Bean, 75 x 104mm.
Lot 401
Alixe Jean Shearer ARMSTRONG (1894-1984)Two linocuts, each titled 'The Star', one signed and inscribed.Together with a woodcut titled 'This Year of Grace', signed and inscribed, an etching of a cockerel, monogrammed and various exhibition flyers and newspaper articles.Provenance:From the David Wilkinson Collection. David Wilkinson was a seriously multi-talented Architect, Researcher, Sculptor, Musician, Author and more. When he came to St Ives in 1993 it was a breath of fresh, innovative air. What's more he was instantly accepted and liked. This sale touches on the breadth of his knowledge and his interests.
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