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Lot 180
Advertising poster. China, 20th century. "Beacon cigarettes".Lithograph poster.Printed by The Commercial Press Ltd. of Shanghai.The work is preserved rolled.It has stains, tears and creases.Measurements: 78 x 51 cm.Chinese advertising poster, promoting Beacon cigarettes with the representation of a young woman with a parasol, posing next to a pagoda. This poster in which the word "Congratulations" can be read, which leads us to think that, apart from being an advertisement, it is also a thank you to their clients on the part of the tobacco company.
Lot 185
Japanese school of the early 20th century. After HIROSHIGE UTAGAWA (Tokyo, 1797 - 1858)."Snow Scene on the Kiso Road".Lithograph.Signed.It has three holes in the paper and some folds at the ends.Measurements: 36 x 25 cm.Hiroshige Utagawa, artistic pseudonym of Hiroshige Ando, was a Japanese painter and engraver born in Edo, present-day Tokyo, considered today the last great master of the ukiyo-e tradition (Japanese woodcut). He was a pupil of Toyohiro at the Utagawa school and attained mastery around 1812. The young artist furthered his training by studying the traditional Chinese-influenced painting techniques of the Kano school, as well as the realism of Shijo school painting and the perspective techniques of Western painting and uki-e (a genre of ukiyo-e that employs linear perspective). His apprenticeship work included numerous illustrations for books, and also prints depicting beautiful women and kabuki actors in the style of the Utagawa school. Around 1831 he published his series of prints "Ten Famous Places in the Eastern Capital", modelled on Hokusai's views of Fuji, which had seen the light of day shortly before. The following year, in 1832, he was invited to take part in the official procession along the road between Edo and Kyoto, which enabled him to travel the Tokaido route linking the two capitals. He made numerous sketches during the journey, which eventually resulted in the series "The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido", which contains some of his most famous prints. Hiroshige's works are now held in some of the world's leading collections, including the Metropolitan Museum in New York, the British Museum in London, the Hermitage in St Petersburg, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the National Galleries of Denmark, Finland and Hungary, the Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art in Haifa (Israel) and those of Japan's most important museums.
Lot 405
Disney Lobby Cards / Jane Russell Posters plus, sets of eight lobby cards for both Lady and the Tramp and Aristocats (Both repro sets measuring 14" by 11" and all in excellent condition), lobby card for Fireball 500 (Numbered bottom left), magazine posters for the Jane Russell films Macao, His Kind Of Woman and Young Widow, small repro poster for Get Carter, Snow White Commemorative Lithograph, Muppet Christmas Carol mini poster and four cartoon books for 'The Secret Life Of Machines' Channel IV programme by Tim Hunkin - all in Excellent condition
Lot 333
After Albert Chevallier Tayler,twelve colour lithograph portraits of cricketers, first published in 'The Empire's Cricketer, 1905' for the Fine Art Society, published by Dawbarn & Ward, London, lithographed by Spottiswoode & Co, London, to include four examples with a biographical sketch by G.W. Beldham, signed and dated, each 25.5 x 38cmCondition ReportThe colours are bright. All with tears and holes to the top right-hand corner.
Lot 343
▴ Mary Fedden RA (1915-2012)'Red Sunset'offset lithograph in colours, 2000, signed 'Fedden' in pencil l.l. and numbered '344/550' l.r., published by Bow Art with blind stamp l.l.35 x 49.5cm, unframedCondition ReportPreviously rolled in tube, tiny crease upper left edge, otherwise in good order.
Lot 311
Assorted framed maritime prints and pictures. Including a 19th century coloured lithograph of Clipper Barque 'Alfred Hawley' 420 tons, by T.G. Dutton for Day & Sons, Their Day's Work is Done, a print after the painting by D Worrall, a framed print of M.V. Alacrity in Pendeen Cove 1963, a print of The Launching of Great Britain, Bristol, 1843 (4)
Lot 375
Original antique World War One poster titled Journee Serbe 25 Juin 1916 / Serbian Day 25 June 1916, featuring a lithograph by the French artist Pierre Mourgue (1890-1969) depicting Serbian military and civilian refugees crossing the Drina River into Albania or what is now Yugoslavia. Horizontal. Printed by Chambrelent, Paris. Good condition, restored tears, restored creasing, restored paper losses, backed on linen. Country of issue: France, designer: P. Mourgue, size (cm): 78x120, year of printing: 1916.
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