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Lot 544
Richard Beer (British, b.1928), St John`s, Cambridge, signed lower right "Richard Beer" and numbered 19/100, lithograph, 58 x 42cm (22.62 x 16.38in) Richard Beer studied at the Slade School of Art (1945-50), and was tutor of printmaking at Chelsea School of Art and a founder member of the Printmakers Council. His work is in many collections including the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Government Art Collection
![Framed and glazed lithograph of a landscape signed Maux Haufler [ Swiss artist and actor ] 60x49cm](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35212/2790882/331-201031113829_468x382.jpg)
Lot 409A
Henry Cliffe (1919-1983), Black Forms in a landscape, colour lithograph, 1952, signed and dated `52 in pencil, 42cm x 56cm.; together with two further of the same subject: an impression of the black plate and of the black and yellow plates combined, and a Phillips catalogue in which they were offered in 1996, and a book on British Printmaking 1946-1976.(3 + 2 books)
Lot 461
A group of seven assorted prints, including a restrike engraving with hand colouring entitled `Combats Naval`, a lithograph of `The America`, a pair of reproduction prints of Naval battles, a print of the Battle of Waterloo a botanical print, and an aquatint of Leadenhall Market after Pugin.(7)
Lot 454
GEORGE ELMSIE OWEN (1899-1964), Pheasant, lithograph on brown paper, limited edition 16/20, signed and inscribed in pencil, 9 3/4" x 16", stained frame, together with a framed woodblock print, signed and inscribed "Wallace Monument, Stirling", and an unframed watercolour, with label verso inscribed "Composition, Perigeux 1961", and with the artist name and address, 19" x 13" (3)
Lot 32
Bushe (G)Diseases of the Rectum and Anus first edition text vol. only some foxing ink library stamp to title original cloth rebacked preserving original spine corners worn New York 1837 § Jukes (Alfred) A Case of Carcinomatous Stricture of the Rectum 4 lithograph plates errata slip occasional foxing original cloth-backed printed boards spotted [1842]; and 2 others similar 8vo and 4to (4)
Lot 678
Victor Pasmore RA 1908-1998- Untitled abstract composition; lithograph, signed with monogram, numbered 59/60 and dated 70 in pencil, 42x41cm: together with one other similar screenprint by the same hand, signed with monogram, numbered 60/60 and dated 70 in pencil, 42x41cm., in matching aluminium frames, (2)
Lot 780
John Walker b.1939- Untitled form; lithograph printed in colours, signed , numbered 8/76 and dated 69 in pencil, 71x103cm: together with four other colour lithographs from the same suite, each signed, numbered 8/76 and dated 69 in pencil, 71x103cm., (5), (unframed) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Lot 808
P H de la Motte, Circa 1811, Printer- "A Chinese Junk of 1000 Tons, Visited by Boats of the Modest Frigate off the South Coast of Borneo, August 1811"; crayon manner lithograph, published 1811, by P H de la Motte, Oxford, after T.W.T, 41x60cm, (A/F): Thomson`s New General Map 1816- "Atlantic Islands, Teneriffe, Madeir, Azorei, Cape Verd qnd Canary; hand-coloured engraving by T Clerk, published 1816, (A/F): Thomas Mann Baynes 1794-1854- "South East View of the Old Totnes Bridge, 1826", Plan and Elevation of the New Bridge; published by R Ackermann, March 15th 1828, crayon-manner lithograph: together with a folio of Topographical/Colonial 18/19th century drawings, photographs and prints by and after various hands, (a lot) (unframed)
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