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Lot 672
Mary Lord, British b.1931- `Pennine Snowdance`; oil on board, signed, 50.6x79.2cm: Patricia Espir, British 1934-1999- `Sailing in the Scillies`; gouache and pastel on paper, signed and dated `99, 32.5x54.2cm (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Provenance: Paintings in Hospitals, catalogue no 2404N
Lot 417
Kenneth Crouch, British early 20th century- "The Debut"; watercolour, signed and dated 1919, 20x20cm: Alfred Kingsley Lawrence RA, British 1893-1975 exh 1929-1940- "Head of a Boy"; pastel on brown paper, 36.5x29.5cm: Raphael Nelson, British b.1898 exh 1924-1928- Portrait of a girl in a pink dress; pastel, signed, 35.5x31cm, (3) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Lot 564
Atsuko Miyazato, Japanese, late 20th/early 21st century- "6:30 pm 17 Sep `99", "10:00pm 1 Sep 00", "5:00am 18 Nov 98" and "6:30pm 21 Aug 99"; pastel on paper, four, each signed on the reverse, two inscribed with dates on the reverse, all in matching ebonised glazed frames, 27x39.5cm., ea., (4)
Lot 656
John Morton-Sale, British 1901-1990- "Les Sylphides"; charcoal and pastel on pink, signed, 38.8x48cm: together with another by the same artist, "Girl and Boy"; charcoal, signed and dated 1932, 26.8x23.5cm, (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Provenance: the latter from The Maas Gallery, John and Isobel Morton-Sale Exhibition 1986, no.32 Note: Les Sylphides was reproduced on the dust jacket of `Ballet for Boys and Girls` by Hugh Fisher, publ. English Universities Press Ltd, 1952
Lot 677
Ubud School, Bali, mid/late 20th century- Deities dancing; pen and ink, signed and inscribed, in a carved wooden frame, 37.5x32cm: together with another Balinese pen and ink drawing, 31.5x38cm: E Bartoli, late 20th century- "Ahar Sua Propia Ricalidade"; pastel, signed and dated `81, 33.5x48cm: together with another pastel by the same artist: together with two late 20th century prints, (6)
Lot 81
After William Hoare of Bath . Portrait of a lady, traditionally identified as Anne Seymour Damer (1748-1828). Pastel. Inscribed Honble Anne Seymour Damer, Daughter of Gen. Conway on label attached to reverse. 61 x 45.5 cm (24 x 18 in). Anne Conway was the only daughter of Field-Marshall Henry Seymour Conway (1721-1795) and Caroline Bruce, born Campbell, Lady Ailesbury (1721-1803), and was bought up at Park Place, Remenham, Berkshire. In 1767 she married John Damer, the son of Lord Milton, later the 1st Earl of Dorchester. The couple received an income of £5,000 from Lord Milton, and were left large fortunes by Milton and Henry Conway. They separated after seven years, and he committed suicide in 1776, leaving considerable debts. . She was a sculptor after encouragement from her part-time guardian Horace Walpole, and was trained in modelling by Giuseppe Ceracchi, marble carving by John Bacon and in anatomy by William Cumberland Cruikshank. Records show that between 1784-1818, Damer exhibited 32 works as an honorary exhibitor at the Royal Academy. A number of sources have named Damer as being involved in lesbian relationships, particularly relating to her close friendship with Mary Berry, to whom she had been introduced by Walpole in 1789.
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