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AFTER FRANCOIS HUBERT DROUAIS (1727-1775) MADAME DU BARRE (sic) Mezzotint, by J. Watson, published by Messrs Shropshire, Hooper and Parker, 1771, a proof before title (the title written in pencil), in a gilt carved wood frame with leafy scroll decoration 33.5 x 28cm.; with an engraving of the Virgin and Child in glory (after Murillo?), maple veneered frame, 40 x 31.5cm.; an engraving of a Classical Scene by Audran after Mignard, 71 x 55cm.; and a lithograph of a horse, possibly after James Ward, sandwich mounted, 33 x 45cm. (4) ++ (Drouais) Some foxing; a good impression; (Murillo) some surface mould; (Mignard) some wear, foxing and soiling; (Ward) satisfactory
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AFTER GEORGES BRAQUE (1882-1963) OEDIPE ROI DE SOPHOCLE The suite of twelve lithographs, printed in colour, published by Armand and Georges Israel, Paris, 1988, with twelve double sheets of text, within the original plush-covered case, the cover set with a gilt metal medallion after Braque (23.5cm.); with one extra lithograph after Braque (13 in total) Each print 45 x 58cm. ++ Good condition; the box with slight wear at edges
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Pablo Picasso: (Spanish 1881 - 1973) a signed coloured lithograph entitled Illustration I, showing cross legged nude and artist with easel, signed in pencil lower left, printed 3.2.54, with certificate of authenticity from gallery verso, framed, from Edition Mourlot, Paris 1954, 10 1/4 in by 14 in.
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John Mitchell (publisher) RobertHand-coloured lithograph by J. W. Giles, dedicated to Robert Throckmorton Esq, Buckland House, Farringdon, this print representing the beginning, progress and completion of an extraordinary undertaking to prove the possibility of wool being manufactured into cloth and made into a coat between sunrise and sunset, which was successfully finished on Tuesday the 25th June 1811É.53cm x 73cm (margins trimmed)
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FORESTIER (O. A. DE) ALPES PITTORESQUES DESCRIPTION DE LA SUISSE...ORNEE DE VUES ET CARTES GRAVEES SUR ACIER COSTUMES ET ARMOIRIES COLORIES ETC, 2 volumes, 21 hand coloured costume plates, 3 hand coloured plates of arms, 23 maps including folding, 72 engraved views, large folding panoramic lithograph view, folding plate, contemporary maroon crushed morocco, faded on spine, 4to, Paris, 1837 - 1839. * Scarce.
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STUART (J. S. S. & C. E.) THE COSTUMES OF THE CLANS WITH OBSERVATIONS UPON THE LITERATURE, ARTS, MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE OF THE HIGHLAND AND WESTERN ISLES ETC, elaborate colour title, lithograph plates including hand coloured, contemporary half red morocco, matching cloth sides, gilt title on upper cover, large folio, limited edition of 500 copies, John Grant, Edinburgh, 1892. * The coloured issue of the plates.
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[SVEDMAN] COSTUME OF SWEDEN ILLUSTRATED BY TWENTY-TWO ENGRAVINGS, 22 highly finished hand coloured lithograph plates, original paper covered boards with printed title label on upper cover, neatly re-backed in red morocco, folio, Rodwell & Martin, London, 1823. * Colas, 2841. * Superb lithographs by Hullmandel.
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ZIENKOWICZ (LEON) LES COSTUMES DU PEUPLE POLONAIS SUIVIS D'UNE DESCRIPTION EXACTE DE SES MOEURS, DE SES USAGES ET DE SES HABITUDES, 2 leaves music, 39 hand coloured lithograph plates, heightened with gum arabic, contemporary maroon morocco, 4to, Paris, 1841. * Colas, 3115. * Highly finished Polish costume plates.
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English School 19th century- Fisherfolk on a beach with a headland beyond; watercolour, 14x45cm: Carlo Pellegrini, (Ape), 1839-1889-'Judges No 3 The Majesty of the Law', No 62, publ. by Vanity Fair Jan 8 1870; lithograph printed in colours, inscribed in pen 'Chief Justice Bovill': together with three other prints of judges published by Vanity Fair, five other prints after Max Beerbohm and one engraving of a maritime battle in the Crimea, (10)
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Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, RA, 1924-2005- '4 German Songs'; lithograph in colours, signed, numbered 4/100 and dated 1975 in pencil, 99x69cm: Harold Cohen, b.1928- Untitled; lithograph in colours, signed, numbered 16/40 and dated 64 in pencil: Ronald Brooks Kitaj, b.1932- The Cause of World Unrest; lithogpraph in colours, signed, numbered 940 and dated 1964 in pencil: Bernard Cohen, b.1933- Untitled; lithogrpah, numbered 16/40 and dated 64 in pencil: together with two other colour lithographs by different hands, unsigned, (6), (rolled and unframed)
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