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Click here to subscribeRenos Loizou, Greek b.1948- "Goat"; watercolour on tissue-thin paper, signed, 27x36cm. Provenance: with Christopher Hull Gallery, London, according to label attached to the reverse of the frame: Henry George Cogle, British 1875-1957- "Still Life with Vegetables"; pastel abnd coloured chalk, signed, 33.8x43cm: Style of Sybil Andrews- Still life; oil on paper, 39x28cm., (3) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Arthur Gordon, British, late 19th/early 20th century- "Twickenham on Thames"; oil on canvas, signed and dated 1896-7, signed, titled and dated on the reverse, 20x35.5cm: H Valle, mid 20th century- Caricature of a soldier standing full-length turned to the left; pastel on grey/green paper, signed, 61.7x22cm: Northern European School, 20th century- Figures by a cathedral and in a city street; pen and brush and black ink and watercolour and gouache, three, 24x16.5cm., ea: F Staples, British, early 20th century- "Why Not, Are you sure you love me Cuthbert? Y-Y-Y-Yes bordie oh y-yes. The why don`t you pres me to your manly chest?"; pen and black ink, original artwork for illustration, arched mount, signed, 22x17cm: After Ronald Searle, British 1920-2011- The conductor; colour reproduction print, signed within the plate, 35x22cm., (7) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
After WALT DISNEY, bears signature, mixed media on paper, an illustration for a scene from Mickey Mouse, together with signed with monogram watercolour on paper 20th century portrait study of a seated female nude and indistinctly signed pastel on paper still life study of flowers in a vase. (3) 8 3/4" x 6 3/4", 9 1/4" x 5 3/4" and 14 1/2" x 10 3/4".
* Paul Lucien Maze (French, 1887-1979), Study of Jessie, the Artist`s Wife, signed lower right "P Maze", pastel, 52 x 74cm (20 x 29in). In 1950 Maze married Jessie and they moved to Treyford in Sussex. He often said that "Painting was about being in love" and his wife, a Highland beauty with flowing red hair, was both his muse and the subject of the `Jessie Pictures`, considered to be some of his finest work. Jessie reigned with a calm serenity over the secluded world which they shared with three King Charles`s spaniels and two cats, also the subject of many pictures. Maze believed that "Painters are born, not made" and "The greatest teacher is nature", so it was perhaps to be expected that it was in Sussex that he developed an affection for drawing landscapes and rural scenes.
* Paul Lucien Maze (French, 1887-1979), Manhattan Skyline, signed lower left "Paul Maze", pastel, 20 x 11cm (8 x 4in). Paul Maze was born in 1887 and brought up at Le Havre in a cultured family who were friends of prominent artists and writers. As a boy he would watch Pisarro at work and sketched with Dufy on the beach. Early in life he decided to be a painter and became a close friend of Segonzac and Vuillard in Paris in the 20s. Meanwhile he had served with distinction in the Great War and met Winston Churchill in the trenches with whom he frequently painted and whom became a life-long friend. Churchill wrote the foreword to Paul Maze`s book "A Frenchman in Khaki" about his unique experiences on the Western Front, which included being nearly shot by the British as a suspected spy owing to mistaken identity. Always an Anglophile he came to live in Britain after the Great War and married the widow of a friend killed in France. His talent both for painting and friendship brought him a host of admirers. His work can be seen in many important international Exhibitions, and major galleries including Tate Britain, the Fitzwilliam and private collections worldwide.
Ann Payne (British, 20th Century), Portrait of a Young Girl in a Pink Jumper and Black Necklace, pastel, 58 x 43cm (23 x 17in). Provenance: The artist`s studio. Ann Payne studied at the Byam Shaw School of Art in the mid 1950s under Peter Greenham and painted alongside George Bruce amongst others. Ann Payne has been a frequent exhibitor at The Royal Society of Portrait Painters and the Eastern Open Exhibition in King`s Lynn, Norfolk. In the 1980s she exhibited at Baskett and Day in Old Bond Street and in Notting Hill.
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