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Click here to subscribeEDOUARD VUILLARD (FRENCH 1868-1940), LE JARDIN DES TUILLERIES, Lithograph in colour on chine volant paper , signed and numbered no. 1. 32cm x 43cm (12.5in x 17in), Note: Roger-Marx, no 28, 2nd state. Edition of 100. This was the first lithograph in colour which Vuillard printed. It was published in Ambroise Vollard's Album des Peintres Graveurs in 1896
A LATE 19TH CENTURY/EARLY 20TH CENTURY humorous pen, ink and wash drawing inscribed 'The P...s and their "pro's" en route to the Sheldonian at the "Encaenia" as it would have been proferred by their friends the Undergraduates of 1871', 7 1/4" x 9"; and five various prints to include a Derek Hyatt etching; Vanity Fair lithograph; two comical engravings; and a continental street scene (6).
CLARKE HUTTON (b. 1898) - Girl with a cat, lithograph, pencil signed and dated 1931, also titled and numbered 80/100, 11 1/2" x 10" and assorted etchings or lithographs to include study of a puma or lynx signed G M Henderson, 8" x 11", five modernist works and two etchings, pencil signed? S Schmollen, all unframed.
Anne Redpath O.B.E., R.S.A., A.R.A. (1895-1965). "Peebles". Signed artist's proof, limited edition 46/75, extensively inscribed on an old label verso and bearing the date "15th July 1971", a coloured lithograph, 31cm by 46.5cm. Provenance: John Mathieson & Co, 20 Frederick Street, Edinburgh. Attended Edinburgh College of Art in 1913. Married James Michie, an architect, in 1920, their eldest son the painter and sculptor Alastair Michie and David, the youngest, also an artist. Redpath exhibited in Edinburgh, was president of the Scottish Society of Women Artists 1944 -1947, admitted to The Royal Scottish Academy as an associate in 1947, and in 1952 became the first woman Academician. In 1955 she was awarded an OBE for her work as "Artist" and "Member of the Board of Management of the Edinburgh College of Art".
Carlos Nadal (1917-1998). Beachside Restaurant interior, figures and bathing huts in the distance. Signed artist's proof, inscribed "Preva de artists", coloured lithograph, 48cm by 58.5cm; together with. A Poster, celebrating the artist's exhibition in Amsterdam 8th March- 5th April 1964. Signed and dated by the artist, 61.5cm by 43.5cm (2) See illustration
2 C19th Local Views, engravings inc. Sandgate from the East published by Jenner of Sandgate, Newman & Co Lithograph 48 Watling Street London & Folkestone Kent Showing the Harbour & the old church, sheep grazing on the cliffs, drawn & engraved by Wiliam Daniell, published by Daniell Cleaveland Street, London August 1823, both f/g
A group of three, including an engraving after Valentino le Febre, 'Tiziano Vecellio invento, e depinse', a hand coloured mezzotint after George Morland, and a hand coloured lithograph entitled: 'It is to be done Tiney; I hope no one is looking, you must bark loud Ty, if you see a gentleman coming' (3)
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