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Lot 301
Claude Schurr - "La Montagne Print Amiere"(?) - Coloured abstract view, 22ins x 30ins, signed in pencil and inscribed, in modern painted frame and glazed, and T.J.E - Pastel drawing - Landscape with town to background, 12ins square, initialled to lower right corner, in modern gilt moulded frame and glazed
Lot 364
BARRIE BRAY Boats and cottages Gouache and pastel Monogrammed 10.5 x 11.5cm The Bray family have long been influential in arts in Cornwall, having opened the Avalon Gallery in Marazion in1991, although Barrie had been painting long before this. Born in Cornwall in 1940 and largely self-taught, Barrie's studio was situated in a prominent position on the cliffs looking towards the Lizard in one direction and Penwith in the other.views from this vantage point and his understanding of the landscape, as well as his regular trips to the Isles of Scilly, all figured a great deal in his work. He and his wife Heather gave up the Avalon Gallery in 1998 in order to concentrate on their painting. Barrie died in April 2015. Heather, also largely self-taught a tutored musician of Cornish ancestry, is a popular artist. Her work is very much in the St Ives School tradition and the influence of her artistic heroes Ben Nicholson, Alfred Wallis and Bryan Pearce can be clearly seen. Their daughter Lucie, who sadly died in 2014 aged just 39 was a prolific 'en plein air' enthusiast who in her short lifetime, held many significant exhibitions and was a much loved and respected member of the Cornish art scene. As well as her studio at Porthmeor, she could frequently be seen on the beach below, painting in a-like tent which reduced the glare on her work. She studied at Falmouth and Wimbledon Schools of Art, her last exhibition was held at the New Craftsmen Gallery in St Ives.
Lot 218
English School (19th Century) Portrait of Lieutenant Arthur Boulnois (1830-1852), in the undress / mess kit of the Bengal Engineers, circa 1850 pastel 60 x 50cm (23 x 20in) Provenance: By descent within the family of the sitter Arthur Boulnois was killed on 14th January 1852, shot by the Momunds, in the Michenee territory, Punjab, while riding near the Fort of Dubb. Arthur Boulnois, Lieutenant Bengal Engineers, was the second son of William Boulnois, Esq., of St. John's Wood, London, in his 22nd year. Lieutenant Boulnois is buried at Fort Michni, India. His plaque reads: "Sacred to the memory of Arthur Boulnois who was killed near the fort of Michnee by a band of Momunds on 12 January 1852, chivalrous, accomplished and full of promise, this tablet was erected by comrades who esteemed him while living and sorrow at his loss, his remains lie buried in the ramparts of Fort Michnee". Pastel on paper mounted onto wooden panel. Appears to be in a good condition but dirt and potential mould growth on inside of glass is affecting the surface of the work. Reverse covered in paper with a build up of dust and dirt behind. Chips and losses to frame, together A Portrait of Mrs Anne Boulnois (nee Le Strange) in a lace-beribboned mob cap, 58 x 47cm (2)
Lot 24
1951 Chevrolet 3100 Pickup- Built at Chevy's Oakland, California plant during 1951- 3.5 litre 'Stovebolt' straight-six engine allied to three-speed manual transmission- Lightly customised and eminently usableGM's Advance Design Series trucks were the company's first post-WW2 offering and billed as being 'bigger, stronger and sleeker'. Launched in 1947, they were sold with various minor changes until March 1955. This lightly customised example is finished in a notably eye-catching pale pastel shade of Turquoise and the interior is trimmed in Beige cloth. Its chassis number - 6JP114122 - relates to a 3100 model that was built at the Oakland, California plant during 1951. The Pickup bed features wooden stake sides and a wooden floor with stainless steel runners. The new front and rear bumpers are chromed steel, as per the original style, and the vehicle rides on Mohawk-shod painted steel rims adorned with large chrome hubcaps and beauty rings. This handsome and practical Pickup is powered by an original specification Stovebolt-6 214ci (3500cc), six-cylinder OHV engine allied to three-speed manual transmission and is being sold complete with brand new spare wheel and tyre. Rating the bodywork and paintwork as 'very good', the vendor considers the engine, gearbox and electrical equipment to be 'good' and the interior trim 'average'. A splendid-looking and apparently very usable truck that would make a welcome addition to any collection of Americana.PLEASE NOTE: All estimates are subject to a buyer's premium of 16.2% incl. VAT (@ 20%)
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