Local Interest - John Moulding Clarke (1889-1961), The Peacock Rowsley, signed, etching, 16.5cm x 9.5cm; Bonsall Cross, Derbyshire, signed, etching, 16cm x 20cm; He studied painting and etching at the Slade School of Fine Art, University College London; and the Royal Academy Schools and the Royal College of Art in London. During the 1920s and 1930s he exhibited at the Royal Academy in London; the Royal Cambrian Academy in Conwy, Wales; Manchester City Art Gallery; the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool; and at the Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts; James Priddey, RBSA, PPRBSA, FRSA, (19 April 1916 – 10 November 1980 ) Derwent Water, coloured etching, 24cm x 31cm (3)
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JAN VAN DOETECHUM (CIRCA 1530-1606) AND LUCAS VAN DOETECHUM AFTER PIETER BRUEGHEL THE ELDER (CIRCA 1525-1569): SAINT JEROME IN THE WILDERNESS 'HIERONYUMUS IN DESERTO' ETCHING WITH ENGRAVING ON LAID PAPER, 42.5cm x 31cmSome water damage, wear to bottom left hand corner.The etching and engraving on laid paper mounted loosely at the top to a thicker sheet of paper. For similar see Christies London, Old Master Prints, July 2nd 2024, Lot 70.
Paul Drury (1903-1987) - 'Portrait of a Young Woman' (1930), etching, signed and dated with monogram in print, signed lower right in pencil, together with a Clyffe Hangings receipt of purchase with artist's bio attached, 12 x 15 cm, frame dimensions: 49.5 x 45 cm, double-mounted, glazed and framed
Hugh Paton ARE (1853-1927). Three black and white etchings, comprising two depicting fishing boats, each signed, 20.5cm x 30cm, and another indistinctly titled, depicting a church and buildings from the river, signed and dated 1910, 30cm x 22cm, together with A Modern Etching and Engraving edited by Charles Holme, detailing some works by the artist, page 24.
Penwith Print Room Portfolio A Spring Collection Portfolio of five (of ten) prints published by The Penwith Society of Artists in 1978. Michael FOREMAN (1938) Cuckoo, etching; Sheila OLINER (1930-2020) Janet, etching/drypoint & hand colouring; Lieke RITMAN (1942), Jollytown Barn, silkscreen; Alyson STONEMAN (1948) Lamorna Spring, etching; Roy WALKER (1936-2001); each limited edition number 21 of 75. All signed, titled, numbered & dated. Sheet size 52cm x 38.5cm Image size 24.5cm x 17cm. Original folder & cover.
Sheila OLINER (1930-2020) Three Works Resting I, etching, signed, titled and numbered 2/10, plate size 29.5 x 39.5cm, a similar untitled artist's proof numbered I/V, plate size 30.5cm x 45.5cm and another untitled etching numbered 6/10, 40cm x 30cm (3) Shipping is available from £25.22 to a UK Mainland address.
Naomi FREARS (1963) Jumble The Cat Graphite on paper, signed and titled, 30cm x 42cm; together with two further cat studies by a different hand; Sheila OLINER (1930-2020), 'Naomi', etching, edition 49/50, plate size 20cm x 12cm; and further works by artists including Jerry White, Isobel Heath, Ian Laurie and other Cornish artists (qty)
Audrey HOUTMAN (XX-XXI) Pandora Artist's proof etching, signed and numbered A/P, plate size 29cm x 20.5cm, 49cm x 37.5cm framed; together with Colin SCOTT (1941-2006), 20th century oil on canvas of a seated female, initialled CS, and dated '81, 45cm x 32.5cm and an unsigned oil on board, 30.5cm x 40.5cm (3) Shipping is available from £25.22 to a UK Mainland address.
Eric WARD (1945) A Collection of Work St Ives, Harbour, etching, numbered 34/50, signed and titled to mount, 15cm x 20cm, 28.5cm x 37cm framed; Music At Trewyn House, a sketch with annotation for future colouring, signed, titled and dated '03, inscription verso, 19cm x 22cm, 39cm x 41cm framed; together with Eric Ward's St Ives, signed with boat illustration and tip-ins related to the artist.
Simon March and Simon Lucy Signed Etchings and Prints Set This collection features two finely detailed black and white etchings or prints displayed in elegant copper-tone frames with matted borders. Each frame measures 9 inches by 12 inches with internal dimensions of 8 inches by 5 inches. The first piece, titled "Ferry Steps, Salcombe" by artist Simon March, presents a meticulously rendered scenic view leading to a body of water populated by sailboats, capturing the charm of an urban waterside setting. The second artwork, by Simon Lucy, is a limited edition print numbered 18 of 25, titled "Ships over the roofs." This etching portrays a serene scene with rooftops and chimneys in the foreground, giving way to a picturesque landscape of trees, hills, and a bustling body of water, similarly filled with small sailboats. Both artworks are distinguished by their compositions and the precision of their perspective, making this set a notable acquisition for collectors of fine prints and etchings.
Boyd (Julia) edit. Bewick Gleanings: Being Impressions from Copperplates and Wood Blocks, Engraved in the Bewick Workshop …. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Andrew Reid, 1886, numbered Large Paper copy [of 250 copies], signed by Julia Boyd, quarto in twos, xxiv, [ii], 108, [2], 104 pages, frontispiece (an original etching, only present in the large paper edition), portrait plate, Chillingham Bull plate, facsimile letter, lacking portrait at p. 75, thirty-four of the other fifty-three plates only, top edge gilt, original morocco binding (spine rubbed); Another copy, with frontispiece (etching), two portrait plates, Chillingham Bull plate, and facsimile letter, thirty-four of the other fifty-three plates only, original morocco binding (spine worn); Another copy, loose sheets from the work, together with prospectus, not collated, housed in leather-backed folder. [lot sold not subject to return].
Topographical views - Sam & Nath Buck - Two early 18th century circa 1734 etching on paper views of Cornwall. The lot to include ' The North East View of Pendennis Castle, in the County of Cornwall ' etching, together with ' The East View of St Michael's Mount, in the County of Cornwall ' etching. Both framed, St. Michael's Mount also glazed. Each measures approx. 27cm x 45cm.
William Lionel Wyllie (1851-1931) - ' Rowen ' - A late 19th century / early 20th century artist's proof etching on paper painting. Signed bottom left in pencil. Mounted, framed & glazed. Label to verso for Thomas Wood & Sons, Fine Art Gallery, Darlington. Measures approx. 18cm x 39cm excluding frame.
Rembrandt Harmensz Van Rijn (Dutch, 1606-1669) The Angel Departing from the House of Tobit (B. Holl. 43; H 185) Original etching. 3rd state of IV. A late 17th century impression, signed and dated 1641 on plate. Measures approx. 15cm x 10cm. During the year 1641, Rembrandt made several etchings involving biblical subjects. The style he used at this time broke new ground for him in that the lines and spaces pointed to a far more liberated technique. The idea of finishing the etching as if a painting was discarded by the artist and a completely new effect was found by the means of more agitated lines. In this etching Rembrandt created the idea of a very active and dramatic moment. This has been achieved by the shading surrounding the central group being set at angles to each other. The flow of the composition is thereby naturally broken up. The flight of the angel across the face of the control group leaving a path from bottom left to top right completes this effect. The theme of the etching had been drawn from the Old Testament Book of Tobit. Tobit had been punished for acts of charity towards his own countrymen and was made blind by his grief for being scared to continue those acts after he had incurred the wrath of the local kings. Tobias, his son, was sent to collect money from a distant relative and the Lord sent an angel to guide him. Through his journeys the Angel helps Tobias and returns to Tobit. When the old man meets them at the door, Tobias restores Tobit's sight by means of gall which the Angel had told him to keep. The Angel then tells Tobit that his good works in the town and his courage in the face of the wrath of the kings has caused him to be healed. The family give thanks to the Lord and the Angel departs. Rembrandt chose this last moment to depict Tobit kneeling with his wife Sarah behind him. Tobias kneels in the centre of the group with his head inclined towards the departing Angel. It was a familiar subject in Dutch art. Rembrandt's master. Pieter Lastman had painted it, also Hercules Seghers had painted Tobias and the Angel. Rembrandt had etched Tobit as a blind man some years before and had made several paintings of Tobit and Anna. It was his Old Testament work which made Rembrandt so divorced from commercial success in the decades of the 1640s. In fact, it remains some of his greatest work. Rembrandt's oil painting of the same subject matter (The Archangel Raphael Leaving Tobias' Family, 1637) is kept in the Louvre Museum, Paris. Provenance: Acquired by current owner at Faustus Galleries, Jermyn Street London on 1st September 1975. Original sales invoice present. Revaluation letter from Faustus Galleries as at 21-07-1977 present. All correspondence letters between current owner and gallery regarding a Rembrandt exhibition organised in Geneve in 1978 present, with also original catalogue of the exhibition.
Canada.- Edy (J.W.) View of the Falls of Niagara, North America, after George Bulteel Fisher (1764-1834), etching with aquatint, full vibrant hand-colouring with watercolour and gouache, on wove paper without watermark, sheet approx. 395 x 610 mm (15 1/2 x 24 in), trimmed to image, lacking lettered margin, minor spotting and surface dirt, framed, [circa 1800]
ANNIE FARRER (B. 1950) "Stems and tendrils", colour print, signed in pencil and dated 2002 lower right, as two pictures, 79 cm x 30 cm, together with a collection of seven 20th Century watercolours, possibly textile designs and AFTER WILLIAM JAMES SMITH (1893-1979) "Relief of Apollo", colour etching, signed and No'd 22/22, bears RIBA stamp, together with four others similar and a pencil sketch study of a stage set, unsigned, inscribed verso "William James Smith Scottish Artist" (14)
AFTER RICHARD BEER "Magdalen" limited edition colour print No'd 52/100, titled and signed in pencil to the lower margin, 55 cm x 66 cm, "Magdalen College" black and white etching, published by Dickinson & Foster, London April 2nd 1891 bearing two indistinct signatures to margins and blind studio stamp, 42 cm x 54 cm, AFTER G WOOLLISCROFT RHEAD "Eton College Chapel interior" etching, 48.5 cm x 34.5 cm (3)
Antique original etching on paper entitled Paris-Notre Dame by French artist Leopold Robin who represents the back view of the Gothic cathedral seen from the river Seine. Signature in plate and in graphite on lower right: Leopold Robin. Housed in a gilt frame with a hunter green mat. Sight size: 3.75"L x 6"H. Frame size: 9.25"L x 11.75"H x 0.75"W. Artist: Leopold Robin (French 1877-1939)Issued: c. 1920Country of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

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