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Click here to subscribeLe Gun Publishing. Two folio sized illustrated art books, edited by Mathew Appleton, Bill Bragg, Neil Fox, Robert Greene and Alex Wright, illustrations throughout including colour, Le Gun, (Royal College of Art), London, 2004-05. (2) Including works by Tatty DeVine, Noel Gallagher, Shane MacGowan, Salvatore Rubbino, Neil Fox, Hannah Coulson, Walter Newman, Astrid Chesney.
Wulf The Barbarian, No's. 1, 2, 3 and 4; The Grim Ghost, No's. 1 and 3; Planet of the Vampires, No. 1; Iron Jaw, No's. 1-4; Morlock 2001, No. 1; all by Atlas Comics; Xena Warrior Princess, No. 1, by Dark Horse; RoboCop, No. 1, by Dynamite; Scary Tales, No. 1, by Charlton; Joe Kubert Presents 1st. Folio, by PC; and other comics by various independent publishers.
Käthe Strenitz, British/Czech 1923-2017- Two card folios of figure studies, 1987-88; graphite on paper, one folio with 17 sheets, the other folio with 8 sheets, each sheet signed 'Kathe Strenitz', some dated, each 42 x 29.7 cm (25) (ARR) (unframed) Provenance: The Estate of the Artist; thence by descent. Note: Born in Czechoslovakia, Strenitz moved to England in 1939. She was awarded a British Council Scholarship to the Regent Street Polytechnic School of Art on the recommendation of Oskar Kokoschka. Over the course of her career, she showed at several galleries, notably Boundary Gallery, Bankside Gallery, and Ben Uri. Her work is in the collection of the London Metropolitan Archives, the National Museum of Wales, and the Museum of London.All unframed. Folds and creases to the sheets consistent with handling. Some tears/losses to the sheets, particularly towards the corners. Spots of foxing, discolouration, marks, and surface dirt generally. Otherwise in fair condition overall.
Käthe Strenitz, British/Czech 1923-2017- Card folio of figure studies, 1987-88; graphite on paper, each sheet signed 'Kathe Strenitz', each 42 x 29.7 cm (30) (ARR) (unframed) Provenance: The Estate of the Artist; thence by descent. Note: Born in Czechoslovakia, Strenitz moved to England in 1939. She was awarded a British Council Scholarship to the Regent Street Polytechnic School of Art on the recommendation of Oskar Kokoschka. Over the course of her career, she showed at several galleries, notably Boundary Gallery, Bankside Gallery, and Ben Uri. Her work is in the collection of the London Metropolitan Archives, the National Museum of Wales, and the Museum of London.All unframed. Folds and creases to the sheets consistent with handling. Some tears/losses to the sheets, particularly towards the corners. Spots of foxing, discolouration, marks, and surface dirt generally. Otherwise in fair condition overall.
Folio Society volumes, to include: John Ruskin, 'The Stones of Venice', Shakespeare, 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', with illustrations by W. Heath Robinson, David Roberts, 2 vols., comprising 'The Holy Land' and 'Egypt and Nubia', Johnson's Dictionary, vols. 1 and 2, in original slipcase, with other Folio Society volumes. (1 box)
Folio Society volumes, to include: Pevsner, 'Cathedrals of England', 2 vols., Burckhardt, 'Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy', Alan Morehead, 'The Blue Nile' and 'The White Nile', in original slipcase, Grahame Greene, 'Travels with My Aunt', Betjeman's 'Selected Poems', amongst other Folio Society volumes. (1 box)
Four female nude line drawings in red & black ink, each signed “Kersen”; a female nude pencil study inscribed verso “Peter Harris”; a watercolour nude study inscribed “12.3. 84 II”; & a black & white etching by Gerard Bellaart of a sphinx, signed in pencil “Bellaart”; all loose, contained in an A3 folio.
A Continental giltwood framed folio stand,late 19th century, leather lined top, blue painted shelf divisions on lyre ends72cm wide42cm deep79cm highCondition ReportTwo small moulding pieces are off, but presentThere are small minor moulding losses, but not easily apparent.The end moulding is loose and requires gluing.Losses, splits and wear throughout. Lifting to the writing surface
Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster featuring artwork by the British illustrator and graphic designer Eric Frasier (1902-1983). A montage depicts different materials - fabrics, steel, concrete, coal and wood - with images of factories, a hand emerging from a cave, steel pipes, vegetables growing from the ground, wooden shapes, trees and clothing, the text invites to save by the National Savings Committee - For Progress in the Future Save Now. Frasier was known for his contributions to the Radio Times, which included several cover designs, as well as for his illustrations for the Everyman’s Library book series, and J.R.R Tolkien’s Folio Society edition of The Lord of the Rings. Printed for H.M Stationery Office by Fosh and Cross Ltd London. Acceptable condition, tape on top edge, minor staining, minor creasing, backed on thick card. Country of issue: UK, designer: Eric Frasier, size (cm): 74x50, year of printing: 1940s.
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