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DDS. JR (French, b.1983) Adama, Montfermeil, Portrait d`une generation, 2006, Photographic wheat paste on found wood, signed, titled and dated in red ink verso, 700 x 650 mm (27 1/2 x 25 1/2 in) Provenance: Alice Gallery, Brussels, Accompanied by a letter from Alice Gallery pertaining to its authenticity. JR`s beautifully candid photograph Adama Montfermeil stems from his 2006 project Portrait d`une Generation as part of his 28 millimeters series. Initially making the cover of the New York Times, Portrait d`une Generation featured poster-sized photographs of young people from Paris` suburban ghetto Monfermeil through a 28 mm lens. Following the success of the project, the anonymous photographer-activist chose to illegally re-exhibit the photographs throughout the streets of Paris as a way to raise awareness of the people who inhabit the suburbs and transform the streets into an open-air gallery. Adama is an example of this project and shows in contrast to the public image of young people, who are often depicted as angry, alienated and primed for social disorder. Here he is pictured as pulling a funny face through a fish-eye lens, inevitably lending an approachable, comic aspect and changing how we perceive this young man.
A Victorian black papier mache snuff box inlaid with an abalone shell border, a small slide action pencil by S. Mordan & Co, spare leads in a case, a painted metal model of three figures, a folding metal lens with a case, a brass case formed as a snail, a crested ware model of a clock, a brass sliding measurer, a thimble, a brooch and sundry in a box.
An old canvas camera bag containing various miscellaneous photographic accessories including: a metal Leica Lens Cap, an Ernst Leitz Wetzlar IROOA Lens Hood. a Metz Mecablitz 118 Flashgun, a Taylor-Hobson 3¼`` f/4 Ental II Lens, a Polaroid model 128 clockwork timer, a Wray 4¼`` Supar f/4.5 Lens, various Franke and Heidecke Rollei Filters and attachments for TLR and a Hasselblad 1000F instruction book.
A lacquered and patinated brass sextant by Heath & Co. New Eltham, London, circa 1926, the pierced frame with pivoted arm mounted with mirror and aperture with vernier for the signed silver inset scale, with applied `Hezzanith` plate, complete with fine adjustment and magnification lens, the frame further mounted with telescope opposing two sets of filters, with boxwood handle to underside, in a mahogany case with accessories and Hezzanith Observatory test certificate dated 1926 to lid, the lid with brass plaque signed `P. G. Renault`.
A sextant by Plath of Hamburg, early 20th century, the pierced japanned metal frame with a brass vernier arc scale, fitted with pivoted shades, horizon mirror and ocular lens, 26.5cm wide, with accessories including binoculars, in a mahogany case with a maker`s plaque and an original reference card dated 1922.
A 3rd quarter of the 20th Century 9ct Gold centre seconds Wristwatch, Omega, cal 60123701784, the 17 jewel movement with mono-metallic balance to a signed and silvered circular dial with applied gilt baton markers and hands with sweep centre seconds, in a polished circular case with snap-on lens and bevelled bezel, fitted with a non-matching sprung-link bracelet, together with its original box of issue and outer, width 1 3/8”
A NEWMAN & GUARDIA FOLDING REFLEX SINGLE LENS PLATE CAMERA, with a Ross 136mm lens, serial no. FR370, in a black leather covered frame, with focusing hood, together with four plates, in a good tan leather carrying case, lined in blue velvet, the inner cover applied with a black morocco label for Newman & Guardia Ltd, London
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