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ART & ANTIQUE REFERENCE – George RAINBIRD (publisher). Augustus John, fifty-two drawings with an Introduction by Lord David Cecil. London: 1957. Folio (425 x 292mm.) 52 plates and illustrations, some colour. Modern cloth (extremities bumped). Provenance: ex public library (labels, occasional ink stamps and binding). – And seventeen others on art or antiques (18).
(Ensor) - Dossier relatif à la toile de James Ensor "Squelettes se chauffant" : assurances pour diverses expositions et manoeuvres d`achat et vente entre 1942 à 1952. Joint : 12 catalogues, 2 affiches, 1 photo d`Ensor et 2 de la toile. Archives manuscrites ou dactylographiées, la plupart en ff. volants, 4 cm de haut + catalogues. Est. : 500/ 600 € Peinte en 1889, la toile de 60 x 75 cm, est achetée l`année suivante par le Vicomte Vincent de Lantsheere pour 800 frs. Au début des années 1940, la Vicomtesse la vend 50.000 frs au baron Gendebien qui double ainsi la Baronne Lambert. Gendebien la garde 10 ans en sa possession et ne cessera de la prêter. Les archives concernent uniquement les demandes d`exposition, les assurances et le transport de la toile, les invitations aux expositions, des copies d`articles relatif à la toile, des coupures de presse, les catalogues d`exposition, quelques affiches, etc. relatifs aux expositions suivantes : Peinture belge (Brux., 1942), Giroux (1945, avec demande dès 1944), Art belge (Amst. et Berne, 1946), James Ensor (Londres, BM, 1946, avec lettres du désaccord de Langui), Art vivant (Brux., Giroux, 1947), Ensor (Paris via Giroux, 1948), Art belge (Buenos Aires, 1948), Ensor (Charleroi, 1949), Gloires belges (Ostende, 1949), Biennale (Venise, 1950), Ensor (Anvers, 1951), Ensor (Boston, 1951). Contient aussi une demande de reproduction pour un ouvrage sur Ensor (maison Malvaux, 1942). Les dernières lettres concernent la vente du tableau pour 16.000 dollars (800.300 frcs belges), via le libraire Paul van der Perre, à Anne Burnett Windsohr, une Américaine qui avait été à l`exposition de Boston en juillet 1952. La toile passera ensuite dans les mains de plusieurs de ses héritiers. Elle est actuellement conserveé au Kimbell Art Museum à Fort Worth au Texas. Joint : (A) CATALOGUES d`exposition : Art belge. Stockholm, Lil Jevalchs Konsthal, 1927.— J.E. Paris, Jeu de Paume, 1932.— Peinture Belge, sous le patronage de la Croix rouge de Belgique. Brux., 1942 (+ 3 invitations, 2 pour le Baron R. Gendebien + 2 brochures).— J.E. Brux., Giroux, 1945.— 7 Belgische schilders. Amst., Stedelijk museum, 1945.— Sept peintres belges. Berne, Kunsthalle Bern, 1946.— J.E. Londres, Tate Gallery at the National Gallery, 1946 (en double + 1 invitation).— J.E. Paris, Galerie du Siècle, 1948 (?).— Exposicion de arte Belga contemporaneo. Buenos Aires, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, 1948.— J.E. Ostende, Musée communal, 1949.— J.E. Anvers, Musée Royal des Beaux-Arts, 1951.— J.E. N.Y., Mus. of Modern Art, 1951.— (B) AFFICHES : J.E. Charleroi, Cercle artistique et littéraire de Charleroi, 1921.— J.E. Londres, Tate Gallery at the National Gallery, [1946] (en double).— (C) PHOTOS & autres : Pierre d`Otreppe.- Photo en couleurs de J.E. âgé tenant des masques, 16,5 x 22,5 cm.— 3 clichés de la toile dont 1 négatif.— Programme de l`Exécution intégrale du ballet "La Gamme d`Amour", Brux., Giroux, s.d.— Faire-part de décès de la vicomtesse de Lantsheere, 1951. ¶ Archives of the Baron Gendebien, previous owner of Ensor`s painting "Skeletons Warming Themselves" (now in a Museum in Texas), and archives of the selling in 1952 to Anne Burnett Windsohr.
(Philologie) - BUDÉ, Guillaume.- Commentarii linguae graecae [...]. Indice latino, & graeco, locupletiore, & diligentiore multo. Basliae [Bâle, Johann Bebel], 1530. In-f° : [56] pp.-1424 columns, [2] pp. (waterstains +/- browned all over the edges, last O4 [blank] lacking). Contemporary binding : calf on wooden boards fully covered with blind tools, blind tooled ribbed spine, one (of 2) metallic clasp (joints split, big lacks of leather on the spine, turn ins lacking, blunt corners, dampstain on the upper side, fore-edge titled). Est. : 400/ 500 € Certainly one of Budé`s most famous works (1st ed. : 1529). The great French humanist Budé (1467-1540), one of the most learned Graecist, had planned to compose a large Greek dictionnary. He succed with this work considered as quite perfect. These are notes collected for a lexicon requested by Erasmus and later abandonned by Budé. The thousands of lexicographical notes in Greek and Latin intended for young scholars who wanted to learn Greek were finally edited by the Belgian humanist Josse Bade in 1529. It became in fact the founding-stone of Estienne`s famous Thesaurus. The dedication to François the 1st of France is in Greek typography. The woodcut printer`s mark on title-page depicts a man prisoner under a big paving stone in a palm tree and has been attributed to Hans Holbein the Younger and carved by his brother Ambroise. no. Adam B-3094; no. Machiels B-1056. ▲ Provenance : "R. Feschl I.C.A.S.Co 1566" (handwritten mention) i.e. Remigius [Rémy] Faesch or Fesch (Bâle 1595-1667), art historian and collector whom Cabinet of curiosities has been bequeathed to Basel in 1823; "Accepi à Remigio bibliopego pro libris aliis A. 1661" (id.); Johan Hehrlich (id.); Museum Rem. Faesch Basel (stamp and sold to a private person when given as legacy to the Basle University); Jules Peeters (modern ex-libris). Joint (together 2 books) : TERENTIUS, Publius Afer.- Comoedia a Phil. Melanchton restitutae, eiusdem que scholiis illustratae [...]. Moguntiae, (per Joannem Schoeffer), 1528, in-8° contemporary calf (broken binding, boards detached, book split and soiled). ¶ Un des plus célèbres ouvrages du philologue humaniste Budé destiné à l`apprentissage du grec. Ex. de la bibliothèque de Rémy Faesch, célèbre collectionneur d`art suisse et contemporain de Budé. Rel. sur ais de bois de l`époque.
A Czech green and gold glass jardiniere, 20th century, of tapering form, the decoration variegated, on flaring socle, with a polished pontil mark, 17cm high; with a collection of miscellaneous glass wares, to include coloured glass beakers, vases, a green glass bottle and a pair of drinking glasses decorated with a design by Mondrian from the Museum of Modern Art, New York, (a lot).
Paul Henry RHA RUA (1876-1958) The Lobster Fisher at Dusk 1920-1 Oil on canvas, 51 x 61cm (20 x 24") Signed Provenance: Henry McDermot, who probably acquired it from the 1921 Dublin exhibition; Lord Killanin "Spring Exhibition", The Frederic Gallery, March/April 1997, Cat. No. 1, where purchased by current owner. Literature: "The Paintings of Paul and Grace Henry" HLMG 1991, illustrated p.45 "Paul Henry" by Dr. S.B. Kennedy, National Gallery of Ireland, 2003, full page illustration p.65, with a catalogue of the Paintings, Drawings, Illustrations, Yale University Press, New Haven, London, 2007, p 214, Cat. No. 554 (reproduced in colour). Also reproduced in colour on the front cover of the book. Exhibited: "Pictures by Paul and Grace Henry" Dublin Painter's Society, Dublin, 6-20 June "Paintings by Paul and Grace Henry" HUgh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art (now Dublin City Gallery- The Hugh Lane), 26 November-31 December 1991 (45, as The Lobster Pots , reproduced) "Paul Henry", National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin, 19 February-18 May 2003 (35, as The Lobster Pots reproduced in colour) "New Millennium Wing opening exhibition of Irish Art" January 2002-December 2003, National Gallery of Ireland. "Collector's Eye" Model Arts and Niland Gallery, Sligo, 15 January-29 February Hunt Museum, Limerick, 5 March-1 April 2004 (10, as Attending the Lobster Pots, reproduced in colour) "Visitor Artists Exhibition" The Ava Gallery, April 2012, Cat. No. 14 "Ireland, her people and landscape" The Ava Gallery summer loan show, June-September 2012, Cat. No. 21
William Lee Hankey Near The Cathedral, Granada (1914) Oil on canvas, 63.5 x 76cm (25 x 30") Signed Provenance: Paionel Gallery, London Exhibited: F.G Lee- Hankey is most noted as painter and etcher of French Harbour scenes and studies of English country life. He first studied a Chester School of art under Walter Shroeder, then at RCA under John Sparkes and concluded his education in Paris. Although Lee-Hankey lived for the most part in London, keeping a studio in Chelsea, he often spent long periods traveling throughout Europe and from 1904 onwards kept a house in Etaples in France. Here he stayed for much of the year and produced his main body of work. He returned to England upon the outbreak of the First World War to serve with the Artists' Rifles. He exhibited widely, at all the main London galleries including the Leicester, Fine Art Society and Lefevre Galleries; also at the Royal Academy, Goupil Gallery and ROI. He was elected RBA and RMS in 1896, RI in 1898, ROI in 1909, RE in 1911 sketching club between 1902-04 and a member of the Society of 25 Artists and in the late 1940's chairman of the Empire Arts Council. His work is represented in many collections England and abroad. The British Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum hold examples of his work. His work was shown internationally, winning a gold medal at the Barcelona International Exhibition and Bronze in Chicago. “Lee-Hankey was one of the early 20th century group of British artists, rather loosely described as English Impressionists. Like their progenitors they too broke away from tired academicism, seeking inspiration in the open air and painting scenes of everyday life what Eugene Boudin described as “La vie quatidienneâ€. Apart from Sickert and a few others many of them have not always received the critical attention they deserve, and this picture is surely an example of work that goes far beyond the mere representation of a picturesque scene, expressed with lively colour and accomplished draftsmanship. Though modest in concept and style it is something of a masterpiece, worthy of inclusion in any good collection of modern British Art, along side the Nash's Nevinsons, Pipers, et al. Cézanne spoke of “doing Passion, again after natureâ€. Lee-Hankey follows the precept by his journal precision and organization with the compositional stresses and strains of classicism, but also with a delicate touch of English lyricism. Note the subtle patterns of colour and shape, that delectable grey shadows, the careful placing of figures and horse, creating almost effortlessly, it would seem a tangible sense of space, just as Eugene Boudin could do. Then their s the unlaboured surface texture, emphasizing the picture plain and giving sensual pleasure. But above all is the light, not of the Turneresque kind, rather more of the Venetian 'vedute' Artists, with sunlight dancing across the surface is an almost musical sequence, expressing the artist love of his craft as well as the scene before himâ€. Yet for all that there is s sense of profound stillness, a dream-like quality that gives the work an extra dimension. Who could not respond endlessly to its charm. S P June 2002
A. Cowan, The X Rays in Freemasonry: Effingham Wilson, 1901; together with other Masonic books to include; Freemasonry Unmasked as the secret behind Communism: The Briton`s Publishing Society: 1952; Neville Barker Cryer, Did you know this, too?: Lewis Masonic, 2005; Freemasons` Hall: The Library, Art, and Publications Committee, 1983; Bernard Jones, Freemasons` book of the Royal Arch: George Harrap & Co, 1957; M.D.J. Scanlan, The Canonbury, Volume I, The Social Impact of the Modern Western World: Canonbury Masonic Research Centre London, 2002; Joseph Attard, The Knights of Malta: Publishers Enterprisers Group Ltd, 1992; Vindex, Light Invisible - The Freemasons Answer to Darkness Visible: The Regency Press, 1952; Knoop & Jones, A short history of Freemasonry to 1730: Manchester University Press, 1940; Frederick Smyth, A reference book for Freemasons: Q.C. Correspondence Circle Limited, 1998; John Weir (Ed.), Robert Burns the Freemason: Lewis Masonic, 1996; Lionel Vibert, The rare books of Freemasonry: The Bookman`s Journal Office, 1923 (12) Provenance: Dr Robert Petrie dec`d (Wallington, Surrey), member of a number of Lodges in Scotland and England
RUBY WINIFRED LEVICK (1872-1940) BOYS FISHING bronze, signed and dated 1900 in the maquette, greenish black patina rubbed in places, early 20th c Exhibited: Royal Academy, 1900, No 2038 (this or another cast). Ruby Levick`s decorative sculpture was the subject of an article by T M Wood in The Studio Vol 34 (1905) pp100-107. One of several highly accomplished women `new sculptors` of the 1890s, Ruby Levick was taught modelling in Edward Lanteri`s class at the National Art Training School and soon became a frequent exhibitor at the RA. Boys Fishing was included in the 1902 Fine Art Society exhibition Sculpture for the Home but such household sculpture met with little demand due to the average cost being over a twentieth of the annual income of a member of the professional middle class. The price asked for Boys Fishing (25gns) was higher than that for Gilbert`s Offering to Hymen and only a little less than Pomeroy`s Perseus. See Beattie (Susan), The New Sculpture, 1893, pp199 and 260. In fine original condition with much accretion of dust and grime over time, a few paint splashes and minor spots of damp/corrosion around the base but a delightful Arts & Crafts era and quite rare example of the sculptor`s `modern` work
A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, maker`s mark HM, Birmingham 1902, of square form, the fascias stamped and pierced with scrolls and diapering centred by a vacant scroll cartouche, on a velvet easel back, 6" square, internal circular aperture 3 1/2" diameter, together with a modern photograph frame, London 1986, in Art Nouveau style with cranes flying above a lily pond, 4 1/4" square (2)
*Edward Bawden RA (1903-1989), 'LION AND ZEBRAS', 1989 Linocut, signed, inscribed with title and numbered 20/75 in pencil Image size 39 x 48cm 'Lion and Zebras' is one of four linocuts commissioned by the National Art Collections Fund to mark Bawden's retrospective exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in 1989. *Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot. CONDITION REPORT: No problems viewed. In a modern frame.
*John Piper (1903-1992), 'FLORENCE RELIEF LANDSCAPE' Lithograph, signed in pencil, numbered 4/50 published by Marlborough Fine Art and the International Association of Art 45.5 x 64cm *Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot. CONDITION REPORT: Modern Aluminium frame. No problems viewed except possible line just left of the signature.
An Art Deco walnut chair, the plain concave rail over chamfered splats and supports, with original upholstery, labelled 'Modern Decoration Rowley' CONDITION REPORT: Seat looks original- stained and torn. Top rail has a few marks and dents. Top of dove tailed joints from uprights and top rail- two splits.
Graham Robb Rimbaud (bookplate by Kentridge) 160 x 240 Rimbaud, Picador, bookplate by William Kentridge, ex libris Warren Siebrits, illustrated, notes, selected bibliography, index, hardcover, 552 pages, condition:very good. From the library of Warren Siebrits, curator and owner of Warren Siebrits Modern and Contemporary Art Gallery. Bookplate by Kentridge has image of one of Warren`s trademark hats, also signed by Siebrits. Artists such as NY-based Patti Smith have been influenced by the volatile and peripatetic poet Arthur Rimbaud, referenced on the occasion of her induction as a Commander of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in Paris. very good Picador 2000 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
READ, Herbert - Art Now an Introduction to the Theory of Modern Painting and Sculpture illust, cloth, 8vo, Faber & Faber, 1948. With ... Langer, Susanne K - Feeling and Form a theory of art developed from Philosophy in a new key, illust, cloth in d/w, 4to, 1979. With a quantity of books on art theory and appreciation.
Various items of silver jewellery, comprising `Tiffany & Co` floating heart pendant, approx. 15mm, complete with 16" trace chain, fitted with bolt ring fastener, complete with original pouch, box & card, an Art Nouveau pendant by `Robert Friederich`, approx. 25mm diameter, depiction the relief pattern bust portrait of a young woman, complete with 17" trace chain, fitted with bolt ring fastener, h/m London 1902, a pair of drop earrings with `Aztec` pattern, post & butterfly fittings, a "love, lust, chocolate, delight" band & ladies` modern rings (3), all set with small stone or stones, stamped or tested (1.35oz) (7)
1893 CHICAGO - THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE ART SUPPLEMENTS, in two parts, for the World`s Columbian Exposition, each page original paintings by C. Graham of the exteriors and interiors of exhibition together with a MODERN PUBLICATION `The World`s Columbian Exposition`, by The Preservation Press, 1992, in slip case (3)
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYPE (UK.) 1929 NORTH EAST COAST EXHIBITION WHITE METAL TRAY, together with the Official Illustrated Catalogue, also three pamphlets appertaining to the International Exhibition, Barcelona 1929, FOUR GLASS PHOTOGRAPHIC SLIDES APPERTAINING TO THE PARIS EXPO OF MODERN DECORATIVE AND INDUSTRIAL ART 1925, AND A SOFT BOUND BOOKLET `The Timbers of India` from the British Empire Timber Exhibition 1920
Lady`s Art Deco diamond platinum cultured pearl wristwatch Lady`s Art Deco diamond, cultured pearl and platinum wristwatch having a silvered dial with applied markers, 17 Jewel manual wind Swiss movement by Dione Watch Co., Caliber J, adjusted 2 positions, within a platinum engraved and millgrained geometric case with flexible flanges, set with (6) old European-cut and (60) older make single cut diamonds. The watch is attached to a three-strand cultured pearl bracelet, 5 mm, 7”, accented by (2) 14K white white gold spacers set with (4) modern full cut diamonds, completed by a 14K white gold filigree clasp. Total diamond weight is approximately 1.62 cts. Note: Dial, pearls, spacers and clasp were added at a later period. Starting Price: $1000
Modern British Art Reference Books and Exhibition Catalogues: Elisabeth Frink; Barry Flanagan; Michael Ayrton; Frink - a portrait; Barbara Hepworth; Gabrielle Koch, intro by Sir David Attenborough, Marston 2002 and 1995 (three copies, one signed); Modern Pots - The Lisa sainsbury Collection by Cyril Frankel, 2000; Lucie Rie and Hans Coper (approx 38)
Modern British Art Reference Books and Exhibition Catalogues : David Hockney, A Retrospective; Josef Albers; Stanley Spencer; Mondrian; Paul Mount; Terry Frost; Braque; Henry Moore; Piper`s Places; St. Ives 1939-64; Paul Mount and Elisabeth Frink (approx 39). Condition report: see terms and conditions
Jaime Ortiz-Patiño’s library of modern golf books, including lavish coffee table publications, limited editions, reprints of classic works, together with biographies & reminiscences, golf & golf club histories, instructional, humour, fiction, golf art, golf auction catalogues etc. (a large qty.)
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